As you provided non-working snippet of code in your problem-statement-post it is very hard to predict problems which you may or may not encounter. Nevertheless:
(1) If you haven't assigned name category then quite obviously Python will not find it and will raise the NameError. I assume that you want to compare with string and therefore you could write:
(1) If you haven't assigned name category then quite obviously Python will not find it and will raise the NameError. I assume that you want to compare with string and therefore you could write:
if col_type == 'category':
# do some stuff(2) This code does not perform in-place change of data type. Therefore you should assign it to dataframe (as was in code I provided):df = df.astype(dict.fromkeys(df.select_dtypes(include='int64').columns, 'object'))
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