Does the pandas apply() method have an inplace parameter?

No, the apply() method doesn’t contain an inplace parameter, unlike these pandas methods which have an inplace parameter:

• df.drop()
• df.rename( inplace=True)
• fillna()
• dropna()
• sort_values()
• reset_index()
• sort_index()
• rename()

In this article, we are going to see how to use Pandas apply() inplace in Python.

In Python, this function is equivalent to the map() function. It takes a function as an input and applies it to a DataFrame as a whole. If you’re dealing with data in the form of tables, you’ll need to choose which axis your function should act on ( 0 for columns; and 1 for rows).