DataFrame functions to manage display setting option values by user

Pandas has a list of default settings or options to manage display. User can read these settings and can change the default value of these settings. Here are some functions for managing default values and customize these settings.

`get_option()`	Get the value of the input option.
`set_option()`	Set the value for the input option
`reset_option()`	reset one or more option to its default value
`describe_option()`	show description of one or more options
`option_context()`	Execute the code block with set options ( reset after execution )

Example 1: Setting Multiple Display Options

import pandas as pd
pd.set_option('display.max_rows', 100)
pd.set_option('display.max_columns', 50)

Example 2: Resetting Display Options

pd.reset_option('all')

Using these settings we can change the default display setting values and restore them.

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Example 1: Setting Multiple Display Options

Example 2: Resetting Display Options

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