Python Advanced- GroupBy uses

Another post starts with you beautiful people!
Today we will learn about how to use GroupBy in datasets.
For more details please visit here what is groupby?

We will apply groupby in the drinks data set which you can download from here- download drinks dataset

Let's starts some hand on the drinks dataset-

The result will look like below -

Now let's find out some info from this dataset-

Try out above examples in your notebook and you will come to know in which situation we can use groupby,mean,median.
Comment if you face any issue.

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