When doing “import x as y”, x is the library (set of tools you can use in your program) you import and y is what you would call it throughout your code. This is helpful to shorten things, for example “import numpy as np”. Now you can just write “np” instead of “numpy”.
In the image you would start every numpy statement with “pandas” and every pandas statement with “numpy”. It just makes it confusing.
Not a programmer, y funny?
When doing “import x as y”, x is the library (set of tools you can use in your program) you import and y is what you would call it throughout your code. This is helpful to shorten things, for example “import numpy as np”. Now you can just write “np” instead of “numpy”.
In the image you would start every numpy statement with “pandas” and every pandas statement with “numpy”. It just makes it confusing.