Use the NumPy any() method to see if forestfire_isnull has any True values, indicating that our data contains null items. Save the result to the variable hasnull.   # TODO 1.2 hasnull = print(f"Value of hasnull is: {hasnull}") todo_check([ (hasnull == False,'hasnull should be False as there are no null values in the dataset!') ])

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Use the NumPy any() method to see if forestfire_isnull has any True values, indicating that our data contains null items. Save the result to the variable hasnull.

 

# TODO 1.2
hasnull =
print(f"Value of hasnull is: {hasnull}")

todo_check([
(hasnull == False,'hasnull should be False as there are no null values in the dataset!')
])
Value of hasnull is: False
Your code PASSED the code check!
Transcribed Image Text:Value of hasnull is: False Your code PASSED the code check!
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