How can I make DataFrame and then more rows one at a time?
import polars as pl
df_polars = pl.DataFrame({
'abc': [],
'def': [],
'ghi': []
})
value_to_set = 10.0
df_polars = df_polars.extend([
pl.lit(None).alias('abc'),
pl.lit(value_to_set).alias('def'),
pl.lit(None).alias('ghi')
])
print(df_polars)
It only works for one field at a time. What is a more efficient approach to add several rows to my data-frame?
Brainstorming idea => adding a list of the dictionary, converting to DF, and concatenating:
new_rows = [{'abc': None, 'def': value, 'ghi': None} for value in values_to_set] # list of the dictionary
new_df = pl.DataFrame(new_rows) # new DataFrame with the new rows
df_polars = pl.concat([df_polars, new_df]) # Concatenate