Hi,
You have two options:
1. Change the last line of your file to be |print(df)| instead of
simply |df|.
2. Use the Spyder Variable Explorer, which shows the variables
generated during the execution of your file.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 18/06/17 a las 10:03, avi elik escribió:
hello,
i'm trying to see the content of a csv file with spider but not able
to do so.
when i try that with juniper it work.
can some one please tell me what i did wrong?
thanks.
avi.
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