I am trying to write the following function:
def d (row):
if df['name'].str.startswith('"'):
return df['name'].str.replace("'","''")
else:
return df['name']
df['name2'] = df.apply(lambda row: d(row), axis=1)
I am trying to add a second apostrophe whenever a string has a single apostrophe within a contraction. this only appears when i have double quoted strings.
I continue to get a ' KeyError: ('name', occurred at index 0')
this only happens a few times in my dataset, but i need to replace "jack's place" with "jack''s place" so that i can inject this into a sql query.
Why can't you do a full replace:
df['name2'] = df['name'].str.replace('\'', '"')
print(df)
name name2
0 ABC ABC
1 SDF SDF
2 jack's place jack"s place
3 jack's place jack"s place
4 jack's place jack"s place
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