Consider the relation race. Which rows of data will be displayed by race.tail()?
(1 point)
Responses
first five rows of the table
first five rows of the table
last three rows of the table
last three rows of the table
first three rows of the table
first three rows of the table
last five rows of the table
last five rows of the table
The correct answer is "last five rows of the table".
To answer this question, we need to determine the data source and the programming language being used. However, assuming that the question refers to a pandas DataFrame in Python, we can explain the steps to find the answer.
In pandas, the `tail()` method is used to display the last rows of a DataFrame. By default, it shows the last 5 rows. To get the last 3 rows of a DataFrame, you can call `tail(3)` instead.
So, if we call `race.tail()`, it will display the last 5 rows of the DataFrame named 'race'. Therefore, the correct answer is:
- Last five rows of the table.