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Grokking Data Science

 ### 1. Series From Lists and Arrays

A Pandas Series is a *1D* array of indexed data essentially a column. It can be created from a list or an array using the `pd.Series()` method as shown in the code-widget below. 

**Run** the code and **observe** the output to understand the concepts in a hands-on example.

Notice that the standard shorthand for importing Pandas is *pd*.



import pandas as pd 
series = pd.Series([0, 1, 2, 3])
print(series)

From the previous output, we can see that a Series consists of both a sequence of values and a sequence of indices. The values are simply a NumPy array, while the index is an array-like object of type `pd.Index`. Values can be accessed with the corresponding index using the already familiar **square-bracket and slicing notations**:


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Pandas Core Components - The Series Object

1. Series From Lists and Arrays