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@wooden zodiac

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dusty lance
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you can declare a variable and assign it the value you get from your keyboard

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x = int(input("Please insert a number: "))

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what exactly are you stuck on?

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you can post the code either by ```py <your code>```

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or !paste

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but i'm not gonna open csv files

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!paste

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dusty lance
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not really but i might be able to figure it out

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send the code

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paste it here i mean

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dusty lance
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do your prints actually print anything?

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 if user_input == "1":
    print(rdf1)
if user_input == "2":
    print(rdf2)
if user_input == "3":
    print(rdf3)
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also you are trying to use .iloc on file instead of the panada's dataframe

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did your teacher sugest to use pandas? it seems like a big ask for someone who is just learning python

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give me a ss of the data i will look over it

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kinda hard to understand what you are working with

dusty lance
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i belive you can do something like this

 
user_region_input = input(f'Enter Region period {options2}: ')
user_year_input = input(f"Enter Year: {options}: ")

if user_region_input == 1 and user_year_input == 1:
    # 1:19 should select all the colums with countries in asia
    # 1:120 should select the number of rows coresponding to that period 
    file.iloc(1:120, 1:19)
# you might need to set the last number as 19 + 1 / 120 + 1(i'm pretty sure the last row/column number will not be included)
dusty lance
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if you want to do something more dynamic this should also work

# Define the ranges for countries and years in dictionaries
countries = {
    1: (1, 19),
    2: (20, 29)
}

years = {
    1: (1, 120),
    2: (121, 240)
}

user_year_input = int(input("Enter the year: "))
user_country_input = int(input("Enter the country: "))

if user_year_input in years:
    start_row, end_row = years[user_year_input]

if user_country_input in countries:
    start_column, end_column = countries[user_country_input]

# Use the variables in iloc function
sliced_data = file.iloc[start_row:end_row, start_column:end_column]
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