Colab vs PyCharm - df.head() vs print(df.head())
Google Colab uses Jupyter notebook. If you are using a Jupyter notebook in Pycharm, it should work similarly to Google Colab. If you are using a normal Python File with .py extension, you have to use the print statement.
p.s. I use VS Code since it supports Jupyter notebooks directly in the editor and works similar to Google Colab.
Why is df.head() (withoutprint) enough to print rows from the dataframe in Google Colab but in PyCharm, I have to actually use print(df.head()) as df.head() alone will not print any rows?
I am wondering if this could be due to different versions of Python between Google Colab and what I have in PyCharm on my local machine or if maybe it's due to a setting in PyCharm?
Not a big deal to have to use print in PyCharm but just asking since I am just learning Python and I was stuck for a while trying to figure out why df.head() wasn't working in PyCharm like it did in Google Colab until I figured I had to use print.