问题
I've seen a lot of very helpful posts on using prettyprint and such; they have been very helpful -- thanks.
What I'm wondering if there is anyway to print a dataframe from a function and have it output as "prettily" as Jupyter notebook does:
My main reason is I would like to use pandas's styling functions to highlight/shade. I also want to print from a function and not a Jupyter code box if possible as I have some packages I have created and I may want to spit out 2 or more dataframes in a call.
Using prettyprint or print() alone gives a purely text output:
> Year Month Mean Maximum Temperature Albury \
> 672 1955 January 30.8
> 673 1955 February 27.9
> 674 1955 March 26.7
> 675 1955 April 22.1
> ....
I'd like the graphical output. Not using print(), e.g.
historic_dataframe
does nothing if within a function.
My thanks for your time.
回答1:
Use display from IPython instead of print
import pandas as pd
from IPython.display import display
df = pd.DataFrame(pd.np.random.random((10, 10)))
display(df)
display docs
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56384952/printing-a-dataframe-from-a-function-nicely-as-in-jupyter