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Matching on unique combinations

Joining on a single column like type can produce too many matches when that column isn't unique. A type_benchmarks DataFrame has target prices for specific type and beach combinations. To get one benchmark per listing, join on both columns so each combination uniquely identifies a row.

polars is loaded as pl, and the DataFrames hotels and type_benchmarks are available for you.

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Data Transformation with Polars

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Exercise instructions

  • Join hotels with type_benchmarks on type and beach, keeping only rows that match in both DataFrames.
  • Print a few rows to verify the result.

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

# Join on type and beach for unique matches
with_targets = hotels.____(type_benchmarks, on=["____", "____"], how="____")

# Print a few rows
print(with_targets.____())
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