# Polars Dataframe Library

## Some useful tips about polars dataframe library

### Using SQL queries inside polars

```python
res = pl.SQLContext(frame=df).execute(
"""
with cte as (
  SELECT customer_id, primary_term, final_term from frame where primary_term > final_term limit 100
)
select * from cte order by primary_term desc limit 10
"""
)
res.collect()
```

### Polars basic

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#### Timedelta equivalent for Polars

```python
df=df.with_columns(
    pl.col("created_at").dt.offset_by('-5h30m'),
    pl.col("actual_delivery_time").dt.offset_by('-5h30m')
)
```


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