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docs/examples/UserGuide/ibis_comp.jl

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 # ```
 # ## Previewing the data
 # TidierDB and Ibis use `head`/`@head` to preview the first rows of a dataset.
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 # Ibis
 # ```python
 # mtcars.head(6)
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 # ## Creating new columns
 # Both TidierDB and Ibis use `mutate`/`@mutate` to add new columns
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 # Ibis
 # ```python
 # (
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 # ## Sorting columns
 # Ibis uses `order_by` similar to SQLs `ORDER BY`
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 # Ibis
 # ```python
 # mtcars.order_by(_.mpg)
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 # └─────────────────────┴─────────┴───────┴─────────┴───────┴─────────┴─────────┴─────────┴───────┴───────┴───────┴───────┘
 # ```
 # While TidierDB uses `@arrange` like TidierData.jl
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 # TidierDB
 # ```
 # @chain t(mtcars) @arrange(mpg) @collect
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 # ## Selecting columns
 # In Ibis, columns must be prefixed with the table name, or in this case `_`, or they can be given as a string. Finally to using helper functions like `startswith` requires importing selectors as above.
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 # Ibis
 # ```
 # mtcars.select(s.startswith("m"), "drat", _.wt)
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 # └───────────────────┴─────────┴─────────┴─────────┘
 # ```
 # TidierDB does not require names to be prefixed and, like TidierData, tidy column selection with `starts_with`, `ends_with`, and `contains` is supported at base. TidierDB also supports providing column names as strings, although this would only be needed in the setting of renaming a column with a space in it.
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 # TidierDB
 # ```
 # @chain t(mtcars) @select(starts_with("m"), "drat", wt) @collect
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 # ## Multi step queries and summarizing
 # Aggregating data is done with `aggregate` in Ibis and `@summarize` in TidierDB. To group data, Ibis uses `by = ` within the `aggregate` call vs TidierDB adheres to `@group_by` convention
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 # Ibis
 # ```
 # mtcars.aggregate(
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 # └───────┴──────────┴────────────┘
 # ```
 # In TidierDB, `@filter` will automatically determine whether the criteria belong in a `WHERE` or `HAVING` SQL clause.  
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 # TidierDB
 # ```
 # @chain t(mtcars) begin
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 # ## Renaming columns
 # Both tools use `rename`/@rename to rename columns
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 # Ibis
 # ```python
 # mtcars.rename(make_model = "model").select(_.make_model)