Data Science · मराठी आवृत्ती
24.6 चुका: huge tables आणि string-format
या course चे सर्व chapters (py + ch)
- How to Use This Free Data Science Course
- How to Install Python, Jupyter Notebook and VS Code for Data Science (Windows and Mac)
- Python Variables and Data Types Explained for Beginners (int, float, str, bool)
- Python Strings Tutorial: Slicing, f-strings and String Methods with Examples
- Python Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries and Sets Explained with Examples
- Python if, elif and else Statements with Real Examples for Beginners
- Python for Loops and while Loops Explained with Examples (range, break, continue)
- Python Functions Tutorial: def, return, Arguments and lambda with Examples
- Python Errors and Exceptions: How to Use try, except, else and finally
- How to Read and Write CSV, JSON and Text Files in Python (with open and with)
- Python Modules, pip and Virtual Environments (venv) Explained for Beginners
- Python Classes and Objects for Beginners: OOP Basics with Simple Examples
- NumPy Tutorial for Beginners: Arrays, Maths and Filtering in Python
- Python Mini Projects for Beginners: 5 Practice Projects Before Learning pandas
- Data Science vs Data Analytics Tutorial
- Python Jupyter Setup for Data Science
- Python Basics for Data Science Tutorial
- NumPy Essentials for Data Science Tutorial
- pandas DataFrames and Series Tutorial
- Filter and Sort Data in pandas Tutorial
- pandas GroupBy and Aggregations Tutorial
- Merge and Concat Data in pandas Tutorial
- Data Cleaning in pandas A–Z Tutorial
- Dates and Text in pandas – Free Tutorial
- Reshape Data: melt and pivot_table
- Exploratory Data Analysis in Python
- matplotlib Visualization Tutorial – Free
- seaborn Visualization Tutorial – Free
- Chart Choice and Data Storytelling
- Data Science Project: Blinkit Maharashtra
- Data Science Practice Exercises
- Data Science Interview Questions
- pandas matplotlib seaborn Cheat Sheet
- Data Science Glossary – Free Tutorial
- Stats for Data Work Mean Median IQR
- Export CSV Excel PNG from pandas Tutorial
- Common pandas Mistakes and Fixes Tutorial
- Load SQL Query Results into pandas DataFrame – Free Tutorial
- How to Rank and Running Totals in pandas
- How to Read APIs, JSON and Zipped CSVs into pandas
- How to Use Git with Jupyter Notebooks for Data Projects
- How to Merge and Join Tables in pandas for Blinkit Data
- What Is Machine Learning Simple Explanation
- Machine Learning Workflow Step by Step
- Train Test Split in Machine Learning sklearn
- Features and Labels in Machine Learning
- Linear Regression in Python with sklearn
- Classification with Logistic Regression in Python
- Decision Trees and Random Forests in Python
- K-Means Clustering in Python for Beginners
- How to Check If Your ML Model Is Good
- Overfitting and Underfitting in Machine Learning
- End-to-End ML Project India Dataset
- Data Preprocessing for ML: Impute Scale Encode
- What Is a Neural Network Simple Explanation
- Activation Loss Gradient Descent Plain English
- Backpropagation Intuition No Heavy Maths
- Install PyTorch and First Tensors
- Your First Neural Network in PyTorch
- Deep Learning vs Classical ML When to Use Which
- Convolutional Neural Networks CNNs for Images
- Small CNN Image Project in PyTorch
- What Transformers Are Text and Sequences
- Tiny Text Classifier Transformer Intro PyTorch
- What Is Natural Language Processing NLP
- Text Cleaning and TF-IDF in Python sklearn
- Sentiment Analysis Project in Python TF-IDF
- NLP vs ChatGPT Classical NLP and Generative AI
हे का शिकायचं?
SELECT * , password in notebook, आणि f-string SQL — तीन मोठे धोके.
हे काय आहे?
Columns सूची, secrets बाहेर, bind params, chunksize / date windows.
कसं करायचं?
Step 1. Column list लिहा.
Step 2. Secret स्क्रीनशॉट/commit तर नाही ना.
Step 3. Bind params.
Step 4. Chunk किंवा महिन्यानुसार windows.
उदाहरणं: copy करा आणि चालवा
उदाहरण A — Fragile vs parameterized (SQLite ?).
import sqlite3
import pandas as pd
con = sqlite3.connect("data/blinkit_lab.db")
city = "Pune" # in real apps this might come from a form — still use params
# Fragile habit — do not use for external input
bad = f"SELECT * FROM orders WHERE city = '{city}'"
# Safer — values travel separately from SQL text
good = "SELECT order_id, city, amount_inr FROM orders WHERE city = ?"
df = pd.read_sql_query(good, con, params=("Pune",))
print(df)
con.close()
उदाहरण B — Named style sketch (SQLAlchemy / many servers).
import pandas as pd
from sqlalchemy import create_engine, text
engine = create_engine("sqlite:///data/blinkit_lab.db")
sql = text(
"""
SELECT city, status, amount_inr
FROM orders
WHERE status = :status AND amount_inr >= :min_amt
"""
)
df = pd.read_sql_query(
sql,
engine,
params={"status": "Delivered", "min_amt": 100},
)
print(df)
engine.dispose()
उदाहरण C — Huge-table checklist (fictional Monday).
Shraddha almost ran pd.read_sql_table("orders", engine) on production. Checklist stopped her:
- Row estimate from DBA /
COUNT(*)on a filtered subset. - Date filter for “today IST”.
- Column list without receipt JSON blobs.
LIMIT 1000smoke test first.- Then remove
LIMITonly if the filtered shape is sane.