In this section we have discussed the fix for attributeerror module pandas has no attribute dataframe. The error “AttributeError: module ‘pandas’ has no attribute ‘dataframe’”. Usually occurs for one of these two reasons
Reason1: You write pd.dataframe instead of pd.DataFrame
Reason2: Some other variable is named ‘pd’ or ‘pandas’
Reason 1 for AttributeError: module pandas has no attribute dataframe
AttributeError: module ‘pandas’ has no attribute ‘dataframe’ Occurs when invoking dataframe in all lower case. i.e. pd.dataframe() . ideally it should be in camel-case. i.e. (pd.DataFrame()) cleans up the problem.
Example :
import pandas as pd
#attempt to create DataFrame
df = pd.dataframe({'Maths': [85, 72, 89, 94],
'Science': [95, 77, 73, 92]})
Fix for AttributeError module pandas has no attribute dataframe
invoking dataframe in all lower case. i.e. pd.dataframe() . ideally it should be in camel-case. i.e. (pd.DataFrame()) which will fix the above error as shown below.
##### Solution
import pandas as pd
#attempt to create DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame({'Maths': [85, 72, 89, 94],
'Science': [95, 77, 73, 92]})
df
So the dataframe is now created without any error.
Reason2: Some other variable is named ‘pd’ or ‘pandas’
######## Reason 2
import pandas as pd
#create a list named 'pd'
pd = [1, 2, 3, 4]
#attempt to create DataFrame
df = pd.dataframe({'Maths': [85, 72, 89, 94],
'Science': [95, 77, 73, 92]})
df
as the list named pd is created it will give the below error
Error:
Fix :
##### Solution
import pandas as pd
##pd is no more a variable
pd1 = [1, 2, 3, 4]
#attempt to create DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame({'Maths': [85, 72, 89, 94],
'Science': [95, 77, 73, 92]})
df
So the dataframe is now created without any error.
