python3 print & DataFrame 170424

from __future__ import print_function
import pandas as pd

#in python3, we need to add '()' for the print function

aa=['a','b','c']
#print aa    #wrong
print(aa)

env_list = ['-']*(5) + ['T']     #a new method to create a list
print(env_list)

dd = ''.join(aa)                 #join aa with the notation in the bracket()

print (dd)

for i in range(0,6):            
    print (i)

for i in range(0,6):             #
    print (i, end = '')                    #In python2, if there is a ',' after 'i', the output result will not change line.
                                 #However, in python3 to get the same effect, we can add " end = '' "

#about DataFrame
data = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]]  
index = ['d','e']               #
columns=['a','b','c']  
df = pd.DataFrame(data=data, index=index, columns=columns)  
print ('\n')

gg = df.iloc[:]
print('gg:\n',gg,'\n')

ff = df.iloc[1:]
print('ff:\n',ff,'\n')

hh = df.iloc[:,1:]
print('hh:\n',hh,'\n')

ee = df.iloc[1,:]
print('ee:\n')
print(ee,'\n')
print (type(df.iloc[1,:]))  
action_name = ee.argmax()         #output the column name of the max value
print(action_name)

ii = df.ix['e']                   #the difference between ix and iloc is that ix can index by label while iloc can't.
print('ii:\n',ii,'\n')
#index=index,