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Get pandas.read_csv to read empty values as empty string instead of nan

I'm using the pandas library to read in som>mem> CSV data. In my data, certain columns contain strings. The string "nan" is a possible value, as is an empty string. I managed to get pandas to read "nan" as a string, but I can't figure out how to get it not to read an empty value as NaN. Here's sam...
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Explicitly calling a default m>mem>thod in Java

Java 8 introduces default m>mem>thods to provide the ability to extend interfaces without the need to modify existing implem>mem>ntations. ...
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How to define a custom ORDER BY order in mySQL

... Man you just saved m>mem> a rewrite in magento :) – Erik Simonic Feb 6 '15 at 15:18 1 ...
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Is there a JavaScript strcmp()?

Can anyone verify this for m>mem>? JavaScript does not have a version of strcmp(), so you have to write out som>mem>thing like: 5 A...
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How to handle multiple heterogeneous inputs with Logstash?

...{ file { type => "technical" path => "/hom>mem>/technical/log" } file { type => "business" path => "/hom>mem>/business/log" } } filter { if [type] == "technical" { # processing ....... } if [type] == "busine...
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Is a GUID unique 100% of the tim>mem>?

Is a GUID unique 100% of the tim>mem>? 22 Answers 22 ...
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Determine command line working directory when running node bin script

...t's has not been changed by 'process.chdir' inside of application. __filenam>mem> returns absolute path to file where it is placed. __dirnam>mem> returns absolute path to directory of __filenam>mem>. If you need to load files from your module directory you need to use relative paths. require('../lib/test'); ...
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Is returning by rvalue reference more efficient?

...mporary into ab, or do RVO to omit doing a move or copy altogether. I recomm>mem>nd you to read BoostCon09 Rvalue References 101 which explains the matter, and how (N)RVO happens to interact with this. Your case of returning an rvalue reference would be a good idea in other occasions. Imagine you hav...
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Accessing dict_keys elem>mem>nt by index in Python3

I'm trying to access a dict_key's elem>mem>nt by its index: 6 Answers 6 ...
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SQL Server - transactions roll back on error?

We have client app that is running som>mem> SQL on a SQL Server 2005 such as the following: 5 Answers ...