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hey there hows it going everybody in this video were going to be learning how to alter existing rows and columns in our data frames so in the last video we learned how to filter out specific information and we can use those techniques here to also modify our data so well learn how to update the data for our rows and our columns and in the next video well also learn how to add and remove rows and columns from our data frames now Id like to mention that we do have a sponsor for this series of videos and that is brilliant org so I really want to thank brilliant for sponsoring this series and it would be great if you all can check them out using the link in the description section below and support the sponsors and Ill talk more about their services and just a bit so with that said lets go ahead and get started ok so lets look at how to update data within our rows and columns the last couple of videos weve already seen how we can filter specific data but now lets take a look at