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• When given prompts in the directions, it is good practice to include the answer or result as a #comment. This includes specific pvalues that were obtained during the Chi-Sq tests.
• Try to find more streamlined ways of writing code. There are many shortcuts that do the same thing as lambda

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• Great choice of slide theme! It's rare to see such attention given the slide visualization.
• Beautiful pie chart for the different species!
• I like that you included the table along with the bar graph of the conservation statuses
• Like I mentioned above, it's good to include information like exact pvalues when speaking of significant or non-significant findings.
• Your calculations for how long the Foot and Mouth study should run is slightly off. This might be because you did the calculations on the whole sample rather than looking at how much of the sample needs to show effect. Thus, the study should run for 1 week in Yellowstone and 2 weeks in Bryce.

Overall, a Great Job! I absolutely love the work you put into your slide deck! 💯

-When there are questions or prompts in the exercise directions, it is a good idea to include the answer/result as a #comment

• While this method might produce the result we are looking for, there is a way of using the unique function to find this result

You correctly used lambda in this instance. Do you think you can find a shorter code to do the same task?

While this is one way to rename columns, can you think of a simpler way of renaming the columns of the pivot table?

See #2

You were asked for the values, not the number of categories.