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Title:
API: Deprecate Index.is_(boolean|categorical|integer|floating|numeric|object|interval) Β· Issue #50042 Β· pandas-dev/pandas
Description:
Feature Type Adding new functionality to pandas Changing existing functionality in pandas Removing existing functionality in pandas Problem Description I propose deprecating the mentioned methods on Index. I suggest dtype checking should...
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