Iteration over rows using "iloc" function in pandas

The iloc function in Pandas is often used to select specific rows or columns from a DataFrame. It works by specifying the elements' integer-based row and column indices to select. 

To iterate over rows in a DataFrame using iloc, you can use a for loop that iterates over the range of row indices. iloc function helps in many ways: 

• Selecting rows or columns by index number: iloc allows you to retrieve rows or columns from a DataFrame based on their position in the DataFrame, rather than their labels. For example, you can use df.iloc[0] to select the first row of a DataFrame, or df.iloc[:, 0] to select the first column. 
• Slicing rows or columns: iloc also allows you to slice rows or columns of a DataFrame by their index. For example, you can use df.iloc[1:3] to select rows 1 and 2, or df.iloc[:, 1:3] to select columns 1 and 2. 

Pandas rely heavily on NumPy for their underlying data storage and many of its numerical operations. Pandas DataFrames are built on top of NumPy arrays and can be converted to NumPy arrays using the to_numpy() method. Similarly, many Pandas functions accept NumPy arrays as input or return NumPy arrays as output. NumPy and Pandas are powerful and widely-used libraries in the Python data analysis ecosystem. While they have different primary focuses, they can be used together to perform various data analysis tasks. 

range(len) is a built-in Python function that returns an iterator over a sequence of numbers from 0 to (but not including) the given length. The len function is used to get the sequence length or container being iterated over. range(len) in this way can be useful when you need to iterate over the indices of a list or other sequence rather than the elements themselves. 

An iloc function is a powerful tool for selecting and manipulating subsets of data in a Pandas DataFrame based on their position in the DataFrame. 

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Code

In this code we have used Iloc() function in Pandas Library

1. Copy this code using "Copy" button above and paste it in your Python ide
2. Import Pandas library of python.
3. Run the code to collect a Multiple columns

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1. This solution is tested using Vscode version 1.75.1
2. This solution is created and tested using Python version 3.7.15
3. This solution is Tested using Pandas version 1.3.5
4. This solution is Tested using numpy version 1.21.6

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