The Kernel crashes when I use np.float64
Question:
When I define the following code, and try to "apply" it to a dataframe, it gives me the above error, and when I change dtype from float64 to float32, I don’t get any errors. What might be the issue?
def round(x):
if x.dtype == np.float64:
return round(x)
else:
return x
I am just following along a bootcamp, and this happened. I am using VS Code by the way
Answers:
You are defining the function round and then call it within itself (recursion) without any termination criteria.
A solution might be to name your function my_round or something different from the built-in function round. Or, as @tevemadar pointed out in the comment, use np.round().
When I define the following code, and try to "apply" it to a dataframe, it gives me the above error, and when I change dtype from float64 to float32, I don’t get any errors. What might be the issue?
def round(x):
if x.dtype == np.float64:
return round(x)
else:
return x
I am just following along a bootcamp, and this happened. I am using VS Code by the way
You are defining the function round and then call it within itself (recursion) without any termination criteria.
A solution might be to name your function my_round or something different from the built-in function round. Or, as @tevemadar pointed out in the comment, use np.round().