I am a beginner python user. Can someone explain what does this code means?
harvest["year"] = harvest.index.year
harvest["DM"] = harvest["N"] = 0.
harvest, year, DM and N are data and data variables. What does 0. mean here?
What does 0. mean in Python?
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>>> type(0)
<class 'int'>
>>> type(0.)
<class 'float'>
It just ensures that the result, while still being "zero", is a float instead of an int.
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