When I run a script from the Spyder console using runfile, source file lines containing expressions (e.g., "HELLO") don’t print out to the console. I have to explicitly print, e.g., print("HELLO").

Is there a way to output the string representation of a pandas DataFrame using a method? Something like the very last chained method below:

dfShipName[['ShpNm','ShipNamesPrShpNm']] 
   .drop_duplicates() 
   .groupby('ShipNamesPrShpNm',as_index=False)['ShipNamesPrShpNm'] 
   .agg(['count']) 
   .rename(columns={'count':'nShpNm'}) 
   .sort_values(by='nShpNm',ascending=False) 
   .head(20).print()

I could encapsulate the entire thing (sans .print()) in a print() invocation, but that’s another level of indentation. Just appending a print()-like method avoids having to be much more cleaner, which makes a big difference when I have lots of these (for exploratory analysis). I can also toggle the output by simply commenting away the .print().