BUG: Adds newline after info() call on empty dataframe#45498
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Thanks - please add a test too |
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thanks @EzraBrauner |
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infois called on DataFrame #45494This fix improves the formatting of the output of pd.DataFrame.info() when called on an empty DataFrame by adding a newline, per the above issue.
I don't know if this is the proper style for adding newlines, but it appears to pass the linting tests. I'm pretty new to open-source development so let me know if anything should be changed.