Make a table of the five easternmost farmers' markets in farmers$\_$markets$\_$locations. Call it eastern$\_$markets. $($It should include the same columns as farmers$\_$markets$\_$locations.#### take Let's find the five easternmost farmers' markets in the US$.$ You already know how to sort by longitude $(\text{'}$x$\text{'}),$ but we haven't seen how to get the first five rows of a table. That's what take is for.

Table columns have names, but rows do not. Previously, when you used column you could use either the column name or the column number. With rows, you have to use the row numbers. The table method take takes as its argument an array of numbers. Each number should be the index of a row in the table. It returns a new table with only those rows. As always, the indexing in Python starts at zero.

Most often you'll want to use take in conjunction with np$.$arange to take the first few rows of a table.

Question $20.$

$>$Make a table of the five easternmost farmers' markets in farmers$\_$markets$\_$locations. Call it eastern$\_$markets. $($It should include the same columns as farmers$\_$markets$\_$locations.