drop

Returns a DataColumn containing only the values that do not match the given predicate.

For more information: See drop on the documentation website.

See also:

• filter — keeps only the values that match the predicate.

• drop(n: Int) — drops a fixed number of first values.

• dropLast — drops a fixed number of last values.

Parameters

Returns a DataColumn containing all values of this DataColumn except the first n values.

If n is greater than or equal to the size of this DataColumn, an empty DataColumn is returned.

For more information: See drop on the documentation website.

See also:

• dropLast — drops the last n values instead.

• take — keeps only the first n values.

• takeLast — keeps only the last n values.

• drop{ predicate: Predicate<T> } — drops every value that matches the predicate.

Parameters

Throws

Returns a DataFrame containing all rows except the first n rows.

If n is greater than or equal to the number of rows, an empty DataFrame is returned.

For more information: See drop on the documentation website.

See also:

• dropLast — drops the last n rows instead.

• dropWhile — drops the first rows while the predicate holds.

• take — keeps only the first n rows.

• drop{ predicate: RowFilter<T> } — drops every row that matches the predicate.

Parameters

Throws

Returns a DataFrame containing all rows except the rows that satisfy the given predicate.

The predicate is a RowFilter — a lambda that receives each DataRow as both this and it and is expected to return a Boolean value.

It allows you to define conditions using the row's values directly, including through extension properties for convenient and type-safe access.

For more information, See RowFilter on the documentation website.

This can include column groups and nested columns.

See drop on the documentation website.

See also:

• filter — keeps only the rows that match the predicate.

• dropWhile — drops only the first rows that match the predicate.

• drop(n: Int) — drops a fixed number of first rows.

Parameters