Closed ravishende closed 3 months ago
Currently, since the printed "."s are done in functions ran using df.apply(...), it prints everything at once after the apply is ran. See if there is a way to bypass this and print as they are finished.
Currently, since the printed "."s are done in functions ran using df.apply(...), it prints everything at once after the apply is ran. See if there is a way to bypass this and print as they are finished.