import pandas
# Create a sample dictionary of str:list
mydata = {'Celsius':[10, 20, 30],
'Fahr':[4, 5, 6], 'Kelvin':[7,8,9]}
# Create dataframe from the dictionary df = pandas.DataFrame(mydata)
# Print out the dataframe print(df)
Celsius Fahr Kelvin
0 10 4 7
1 20 5 8
2 30 6 9
Since the structure of a pandas dataframe is similar to that of a Python dictionary, it is enough to provide the dictionary as an argument to the DataFrame class and we end up with a dataframe object. Notice that the dictionary keys are transformed into dataframe columns names.
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