Data Filtering: At Least 223

Scenario

You are a data professional working with finance data. Prepare a reliable result from payments for a review.

Question

Keep values at or above 223 and print them from smallest to largest.

Your task

Inspect the provided data and column names
Keep values at or above 223 and print them from smallest to largest.
Run your code and compare the result

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1. Choose your dataset

Pick an industry and a size. Your code and results change to match.

IndustrySize

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Data Filtering: At Least 223

Keep values at or above 223 and print them from smallest to largest.

In [1]:

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python editorpayments

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📂 Opens the "payments" table→✅ Shows you the answer

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Dataset & schema

payments

IndustryDataset size

The tiny starter data. Bigger data scrolls.

Fields

payment_id	region	amount
P1	North	500
P2	South	200
P3	North	900
P4	East	300

Finance practice data only.

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▶ Output terminal

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Your next steps

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3 left

Keeps qualifying values
Calculates the requested result
Prints the result