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Self Taught in Python with @dataquestio || Career Jumping into Data Science from an unrelated degree ||

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Hi! I’ve created this account to follow my progress of data science in python 🐍 I’ll be showing what I’m learning, articles to read, books and everything data science!

[Dataquest @dataquestio]

Grab this cheat sheet and print it out for a quick reference on the fundamentals of SQL for data work:

https://t.co/C27nH5fpRd

[Dataquest @dataquestio]

You — yes, YOU — can learn to code!

No, you don't need to be a "math person."

Check it out:

https://t.co/JUB7Ty7eGx

[Dataquest @dataquestio]

Four years in a row! #datascience

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Studying alongside learning python is difficult! Doing a little everyday right now to keep up my basic python skills #Python #onlinecourses #DataScience

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Such a good read! I can’t wait to expand on my data analyst skills, especially being able to create dashboards/reports #DataAnalytics #pythonprogramming

[Dataquest @dataquestio]

Here's what you really need to learn to do data analysis:

https://t.co/1WGasTD8uZ

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A mix of A and B!! Trying to get into a good habit of doing it at the start before I forget

[Ravin @ravinwashere]

When do you comment your code?

A. Before the code at the beginning.
B. While coding.
C. After finishing code.
D. I don't.

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Learning with
@dataquestio
has given me practice in for loops. In this exercise, I looped over app_data_set will extract the last element of each row in the data set and then add the value to rating_sum. #pythonprogramming #DataScience #data #LearningAnalytics

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I've always struggled with understanding for loops and going forward have decided to challenge myself by practisinging for loop exercises! #pythonprogramming #Python #DataScience #DataAnalytics

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Such a great read! As someone currently doubting myself, this community has often motivated me to get stuck back in #DataScience #Python #dataquest

[Dataquest @dataquestio]

Our learner community is so great! Look at everybody jumping in to offer help and encouragement to a new user who was feeling discouraged:

https://t.co/AL9ma2PZPy

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https://t.co/EUSwYndTr5 Been reading this alongside my code to make sure it is written in a consistent style and allows for better flow when reading
#Python #DataScience #onlinelearning

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I've been learning about python assignment operators, especially looking at the syntax shortcuts we can use for arithmetic operations! More can be found on: https://t.co/bUqeLb8J6M

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I’ve been using the book as almost a checklist to reinforce my learning! Once I feel as though I have understood and implemented one subtitle, I move onto the next

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Alongside my python practice, I’ve been reading “A Whirlwind Tour of Python” by @jakevdp (pdf can be found online) and highly recommend it to absolute beginners

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My first lesson on @dataquestio completed! In this lesson, I learnt how to display an output of a computer program with the Print function and the importance of # code comments for clarification in projects

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I have previously studied Data Science through @udemy online course and have an understanding of the absolute basic commands. I hope to use @dataquestio platform to put my theory into practice

[Python 🐍 @PrintCommand]

Hi! I’ve created this account to follow my progress of data science in python 🐍 I’ll be showing what I’m learning, articles to read, books and everything data science!

[Python 🐍 @PrintCommand]

I will be studying with @dataquestio
to learn skills such as python programming, SQL queries, machine learning, deep learning etc!