Why None of the columns is called "close Price" if that is what is compared?

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Course Name: Python for Trading: Basic, Section No: 8, Unit No: 15, Unit type: Exercise


The question is as follows: In this exercise, we will learn how to run a statistical function on a particular column of a data frame
Instructions
Use the pandas corr() function to calculate the correlation between the close prices of TCS and INFY.

Line 1:

LHS: 
Create a my_corr variable

RHS:
Use  the Close Price columns of infy and tcs dataframes to calcualte the correlation

But in the Output, there's no column named "Close Price". Can someone please explain?
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Hi Alvaro,



In the output, there is '…' between columns 'Series' and 'Deliverable'. This means there are other columns between them, but they are not visible because of the high number of columns. If you replace the first print command with the following:



print (infy.iloc[:,5:10])



You will see 'Close Price' column in the output



Hope this helps.