As we saw in the previous section, the df.head() code outputted a table-like structure. In essence, the DataFrame is just that: a two-dimensional data structure with columns of different data types. You can think of it as an SQL Table. Of course, just being a table of rows and columns isn't what makes the DataFrame special. The DataFrame gives us access to a wide variety of functionality, some of which we're going to explore in this section.
Each row in our DataFrame represents a movie. But how many movies are there? We can find this out by running the following code:
#Output the shape of dfdf.shapeOUTPUT:(45466, 24)
The result gives us the number of rows and columns present in df. We can see that we have data on 45,466 ...
