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      • .apply() and passing callables
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        • Data mutability and ownership: Terality vs pandas
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Importing and exporting data

Terality allows multiple methods for importing and exporting your data. These can be divided in two broad categories:

  • Reading from and writing to storage services (your local drive, AWS S3...) using different data formats (csv, parquet...).

  • Converting from and to a pandas DataFrame (in memory, on your computer/server) and a Terality DataFrame (living on Terality's cluster and not using any memory on your side).

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