Closed cdelcher closed 6 days ago
This is likely the result of joining so left would be the left table right the right table whenever I did a join. Are those columns data identical? If so you can just pick one for now and forget the other. I will remove them eventually. This happens when you join two tables with the same column names.
They have different census tract numbers so that’s why I’m confused as to the true representation of the incident location. Chris Delcher, PhD
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This is likely the result of joining so left would be the left table right the right table whenever I did a join. Are those columns data identical? If so you can just pick one for now and forget the other. I will remove them eventually. This happens when you join two tables with the same column names.
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Resolved as of #44
What is the difference between GEOID left and GEOID right in the chicago death data?