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Clarify Pandas Index set operations - #467
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Added a small note to the Index as Ordered Set section in the Pandas notebook.
The note explains how the
&,|, and^operators behave with numeric indexes in modern Pandas versions and why using explicit methods likeintersection(),union(), andsymmetric_difference()is better for set operations.This change is intended to make the concept clearer for beginners and avoid confusion when following the examples.
Related Issue
Closes #429