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How to match element from set according to user input?
All,
I have below dataframe, I am trying to find unique professions present in my "Job" column and based on user Input, I need to print output saying that "Client is eligible" else "Client is not Eligible". My below code Just goes to else statement. I am not sure what is Wrong. Any input is appreciated!
My Code so far....
df=pd.read_csv('bank-data.csv')
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job'])) #Set of unique jobs
prof=input('Enter Profession') #Input from user
if prof==uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
Dataframe used:
age job marital y
0 20 student single yes
1 32 management single yes
2 49 technician married yes
3 32 blue-collar married yes
4 33 management married yes
5 61 admin. married yes
6 45 blue-collar divorced yes
7 34 technician married yes
8 37 management married yes
9 27 admin. divorced yes
python pandas
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
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asked Jan 1 at 22:42
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All,
I have below dataframe, I am trying to find unique professions present in my "Job" column and based on user Input, I need to print output saying that "Client is eligible" else "Client is not Eligible". My below code Just goes to else statement. I am not sure what is Wrong. Any input is appreciated!
My Code so far....
df=pd.read_csv('bank-data.csv')
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job'])) #Set of unique jobs
prof=input('Enter Profession') #Input from user
if prof==uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
Dataframe used:
age job marital y
0 20 student single yes
1 32 management single yes
2 49 technician married yes
3 32 blue-collar married yes
4 33 management married yes
5 61 admin. married yes
6 45 blue-collar divorced yes
7 34 technician married yes
8 37 management married yes
9 27 admin. divorced yes
python pandas
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
add a comment |
All,
I have below dataframe, I am trying to find unique professions present in my "Job" column and based on user Input, I need to print output saying that "Client is eligible" else "Client is not Eligible". My below code Just goes to else statement. I am not sure what is Wrong. Any input is appreciated!
My Code so far....
df=pd.read_csv('bank-data.csv')
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job'])) #Set of unique jobs
prof=input('Enter Profession') #Input from user
if prof==uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
Dataframe used:
age job marital y
0 20 student single yes
1 32 management single yes
2 49 technician married yes
3 32 blue-collar married yes
4 33 management married yes
5 61 admin. married yes
6 45 blue-collar divorced yes
7 34 technician married yes
8 37 management married yes
9 27 admin. divorced yes
python pandas
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
All,
I have below dataframe, I am trying to find unique professions present in my "Job" column and based on user Input, I need to print output saying that "Client is eligible" else "Client is not Eligible". My below code Just goes to else statement. I am not sure what is Wrong. Any input is appreciated!
My Code so far....
df=pd.read_csv('bank-data.csv')
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job'])) #Set of unique jobs
prof=input('Enter Profession') #Input from user
if prof==uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
Dataframe used:
age job marital y
0 20 student single yes
1 32 management single yes
2 49 technician married yes
3 32 blue-collar married yes
4 33 management married yes
5 61 admin. married yes
6 45 blue-collar divorced yes
7 34 technician married yes
8 37 management married yes
9 27 admin. divorced yes
python pandas
python pandas
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
edited Jan 1 at 22:48
yatu
13.6k31341
13.6k31341
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
asked Jan 1 at 22:42
Data_is_PowerData_is_Power
16110
16110
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The problem is in the if statement. You are comparing a list with a string, which will always be False. Use if prof in uniq_job_set instead:
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job']))
prof=input('Enter Profession')
if prof in uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
13.6k31341
Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
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The problem is in the if statement. You are comparing a list with a string, which will always be False. Use if prof in uniq_job_set instead:
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job']))
prof=input('Enter Profession')
if prof in uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
13.6k31341
Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
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The problem is in the if statement. You are comparing a list with a string, which will always be False. Use if prof in uniq_job_set instead:
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job']))
prof=input('Enter Profession')
if prof in uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
13.6k31341
Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
add a comment |
The problem is in the if statement. You are comparing a list with a string, which will always be False. Use if prof in uniq_job_set instead:
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job']))
prof=input('Enter Profession')
if prof in uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
13.6k31341
The problem is in the if statement. You are comparing a list with a string, which will always be False. Use if prof in uniq_job_set instead:
uniq_job_set=list(set(df['job']))
prof=input('Enter Profession')
if prof in uniq_job_set:
print('Yes, Client is eligible')
else:
print('No, Client is Not-eligible')
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
13.6k31341
edited Jan 1 at 22:56
answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
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answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
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answered Jan 1 at 22:47
yatuyatu
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Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
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Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
Jan 1 at 22:52
Great. Thanks! :)
– Data_is_Power
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