datascience.tables.Table.remove

Table.remove(row_or_row_indices)

Removes a row or multiple rows of a table in place (row number is 0 indexed). If row_or_row_indices is not int or list, no changes will be made to the table.

The following example removes 2nd row (row_or_row_indices = 1), followed by removing 2nd and 3rd rows (row_or_row_indices = [1, 2]).

>>> table = Table().with_columns(
...    "A", make_array(1, 2, 3, 4),
...    "B", make_array("foo", "bar", "baz", "bat"),
...    "C", make_array('a', 'b', 'c', 'd'))
>>> table
A    | B    | C
1    | foo  | a
2    | bar  | b
3    | baz  | c
4    | bat  | d
>>> table.remove(1)
A    | B    | C
1    | foo  | a
3    | baz  | c
4    | bat  | d
>>> table
A    | B    | C
1    | foo  | a
3    | baz  | c
4    | bat  | d
>>> table.remove([1, 2])
A    | B    | C
1    | foo  | a
>>> table
A    | B    | C
1    | foo  | a