datatable.Frame.tail()

datatable.Frame.

tail

(

n=10

)

source

Return the last n rows of the frame.

If the number of rows in the frame is less than n, then all rows are returned.

This is a convenience function and it is equivalent to DT[-n:, :] (except when n is 0).

Parameters

n

int

The maximum number of rows to return, 10 by default. This number cannot be negative.

return

Frame

A frame containing the last up to n rows from the original frame, and same columns.

Examples

DT = dt.Frame(A=["apples", "bananas", "cherries", "dates",
                 "eggplants", "figs", "grapes", "kiwi"])
DT.tail(3)

	A
	▪▪▪▪
0	figs
1	grapes
2	kiwi

3 rows × 1 column

See also

• head() – return the first n rows of the Frame.