Grouping rows in a list in pandas (python) groupby

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I have a DataFrame:

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I want to group the first element and get second element as list rows, is it possible?

May 3, 2018 in Data Analytics by CodingByHeart77
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Yes this possible by using groupby to group on the column of your choice and then apply list to every group:

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answered May 3, 2018 by DeepCoder786
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