Well done!
Sometimes we want to remove a sheet that is no longer useful. We can do so in two ways. The first way is to use the remove() method:
wb.remove(wb["worksheet_name"])
The other way is to use the del keyword, accessing the appropriate worksheet with square brackets:
del wb["worksheet_name"]
Either way, this action results in deleting a given worksheet and all of its contents, so proceed with caution. Otherwise, you may lose some precious data.
However, remember that you have to save changes to a file. If you delete a worksheet from your workbook in Python, it doesn't mean it will be deleted from the xlsx file. You must save the workbook to a file if you want to preserve your changes.
Remove the Housing worksheet; we won't be needing it. You can access the existing workbook using the wb variable.
Save the modified workbook in the file budget.xlsx.
