To improve readability, consider using the truncate and vertical arguments within the show() method to format the output better:

Setting truncate=False: By default, show() truncates columns that exceed 20 characters, making longer fields look incomplete and potentially causing misalignment. Setting truncate=False prevents this, allowing each column’s full content to be displayed.

Using vertical=True: When vertical=True is set, show() displays each row as a column of key-value pairs instead of as a wide horizontal table. This can be especially useful when examining individual rows or when columns have long data that makes horizontal viewing cumbersome.

Explanation: n=5: Limits the output to the first 5 rows. truncate=False: Ensures that no data is truncated, making it easier to see full values in each column. vertical=True: Shows each row in a vertical format, with each column appearing on a new line, making it more readable when reviewing individual rows.