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Create six TIME SERIES(USING pd.series function) and store in a Pandas data frame:
a)The data frame must have an index that is a range of dates from 2016-01-01 until today.
b)Each column contains one set of random numbers in a range 0 to 1 (each column will haveone random number for each date).
number of columns = 6
number of rows = date range between today and 2016-01-01
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