Round columns in pandas dataframe

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I have got the following pandas data frame

          Y         X id WP_NER
0 35.973496 -2.734554  1  WP_01 
1 35.592138 -2.903913  2  WP_02 
2 35.329853 -3.391070  3  WP_03 
3 35.392608 -3.928513  4  WP_04 
4 35.579265 -3.942995  5  WP_05 
5 35.519728 -3.408771  6  WP_06 
6 35.759485 -3.078903 7 WP_07 

I´d like to round Y and X columns using pandas. How do I do this?

Jul 4, 2019 in Python by ana1504.k
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You can now, use round on dataframe

The code will be:

In [661]: df.round({'Y': 2, 'X': 2})
Out[661]:
       Y     X  id WP_NER
0  35.97 -2.73   1  WP_01
1  35.59 -2.90   2  WP_02
2  35.33 -3.39   3  WP_03
3  35.39 -3.93   4  WP_04
4  35.58 -3.94   5  WP_05
5  35.52 -3.41   6  WP_06
6  35.76 -3.08   7  WP_07
answered Jul 4, 2019 by SDeb
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