Python Data Science: The Ultimate Step by Step Beginner's Guide with Tools and Principles for Coding and Data Analysis Plus Hands-On Projects to Have a Successful Practical Programming from Scratch

Matthes, Adrienne Hawkes

ISBN 10: 1801150184 / ISBN 13: 9781801150187

Published by Publisher, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Python Data Science: The Ultimate Step by Step Beginner's Guide with Tools and Principles for Coding and Data Analysis Plus Hands-On Projects to Have a Successful Practical Programming from Scratch
• Publisher: Publisher
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1801150184
• ISBN 13: 9781801150187
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Like New
• Weight: 150 grams

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Synopsis

This book is the perfect guide for people who want to learn about Phyton programming, in particular its application for data science.

There are so many great ways that you can use the data you have been collecting for some time now, and being able to complete the process of data visualization will ensure that you get it all done, when you are ready to get started with Python data science.




This guide book


What Is Data Science And Why Should You Learn It Using Python
Can I Use Probability And Statistics To Help Me With Machine Learning?
Work With Numpy
Work With Pandas
Learning About Functions
Identifying The Nearest Neighbors
Learning About Functions
Deep Learning Vs Machine Learning
Applications Of Big Data Analysis
And many more!




Loops are going to be next on the list of topics we need to explore when we are working with Python.

These are going to be a great way to clean up some of the code that you are working on so that you can add in a ton of information and processing in the code, without having to go through the process of writing out all those lines of code. For example, if you would like a program that would count out all of the numbers that go from one to one hundred, you would not want to write out that many lines of code along the way. Or if you would like to create a program for doing a multiplication table, this would take forever as well. But doing a loop can help to get all of this done in just a few lines of code, saving you a lot of time and code writing in the process.

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