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I am working on airport data and I am new to python. I have a code in STATA and I need help to convert it into python [closed]

I am working on airport data and I am new to python. I have a code in STATA and I need help to convert it into python. The code is as follows:

gen FlightID= origin+ dest+ op_unique_carrier+ string(op_carrier_fl_num)

egen N_Flights = count( FlightID ), by ( FlightID )

 

keep fl_date op_unique_carrier tail_num origin dest crs_dep_time dep_time dep_delay taxi_out wheels_off wheels_on taxi_in crs_arr_time arr_time FlightID N_Flights

drop taxi_in crs_arr_time //crs_dep_time

drop if dep_time==.

drop if wheels_off==.

keep if origin=="EWR"

drop if wheels_off<dep_time //revisit to bring back those flights around midnight

sort fl_date dep_time

gen fl_id=_n

//gen Departed = 1

//replace Departed= Departed[_n-1]+1 if _n>1

sort fl_date wheels_off

//gen Tookoff = 0

//replace Tookoff= Tookoff[_n-1]+1 if _n>1

//gen DepartedQ=Departed-Tookoff

gen date=date(fl_date, "YMD")

format date %td

gen dow=dow( date)+1

gen QuJump=0

replace QuJump=1 if dep_time>dep_time[_n+1] & date==date[_n+1]

gen QuJumpMin=(dep_time-dep_time[_n+1])+(wheels_off[_n+1]-wheels_off)

summarize QuJumpMin if QuJumpMin>0

gen id = _n

gen obs=2

expand obs

drop obs

sort id

gen time_stamp=dep_time

replace time_stamp=wheels_off if id==id[_n-1]

gen stamp="dep_time"

replace stamp="wheels_off" if id==id[_n-1]

sort fl_date time_stamp

gen Qid = _n

gen QLength=1

replace QLength=cond(stamp=="dep_time" & _n>=2,QLength[_n-1]+1,cond(stamp=="wheels_off" & _n>=2,QLength[_n-1]-1,QLength))

gen Tookoff = 0

replace Tookoff=cond(stamp=="wheels_off" & _n>=2,Tookoff[_n-1]+1,cond(stamp=="dep_time" & _n>=2,Tookoff[_n-1],Tookoff))

sort fl_id stamp

gen QJumpSpots=QLength-(Tookoff[_n+1]-Tookoff) if stamp=="dep_time" & fl_id==fl_id[_n+1]


source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72382902/i-am-working-on-airport-data-and-i-am-new-to-python-i-have-a-code-in-stata-and

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