DOC: Fix sparse and dense array memory usage comparison. #61495
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Thanks for fixing this @JMRaczynski, well spotted. I guess the idea was to use Kb instead, but being the memory usage 320128 and 224 bytes, I think it's fine to use bytes too.
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This MR fixes misleading part of sparse user guide, which suggests that dataframes consume far less memory than they really do, due to wrong units calculation.
Also changed usage of
str.format()to more modern f-string syntax in part of guide which was mentioned above.