Public API for extension arrays / types. #23532
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**API Changes** Adds * pandas.integer_array * pandas.period_array * pandas.IntervalArray * pandas.CategoricalDtype * pandas.api.extensions.IntergerArray * pandas.api.extensions.PeriodDtype * pandas.api.extensions.PeriodArray * pandas.api.extensions.IntervalDtype * pandas.api.extensions.DatetimeTZDtype And adds documentation for those.
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| :class:`Categorical` :ref:`categorical` | ||
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| :class:`api.extensions.IntegerArray` :ref:`integer_na` |
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I think we should be consistent here, moving IntegerArray & PeriodArray into pd namespace
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not really sure we need a whole section for this. Feels a bit odd actually.
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I could also put it in missing_data.rst?
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This is being superseded by #23581. |
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And adds documentation for those.
The organizing principle here is "what's useful to users."
integer_arrayis useful to users, so it's in the top-level, whileIntegerArrayisn't so useful on it's own, so it's inapi.extensions.IntervalArrayis useful, so it's at the top-level.Closes #22860