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Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 2:50pm On Jul 11, 2020
iCode2:
What am I doing wrong? huh
Just put r immediately after the opening bracket such that it reads:
data= pd.ead_csv(r"C:\users blah blah blah...)
That should solve it.
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 2:31pm On Jul 11, 2020
yemyke001:
It means when you divide data['rowID'] by 10 the remainder will be 0
Thanks to you and @Dum20 that posted this question. I actually tried this today and it worked. I applied it to a Fortune 500 companies dataset. Let's keep the spirit flying here. Kudos to @Ejiod and everyone in here.
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 2:02am On Jun 26, 2020
ehix89:
Hello bright minds, please who can refer me to a very good resource for sharpening my excel skills. It could be youtube video or pdf files i don't mind. Proven and tested please

If you'ld wish to share one you have i will be super grateful as well.
Get Excel Data Analysis and Business Modelling by Wayne L. Winston.
Education › Re: Bowen University Sacks 100 Workers by kunleiky(m): 5:56pm On Jun 25, 2020
manuelreports:
Grab as much IT skills as you can grab
That is the future
The remote work is on trial
Tech and Automation will soon Displace a lot of people from work.
Be innovative
Be creative
Can you ring this loud?
On point!
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 2:06pm On Jun 14, 2020
cochtrane:
Yes, it's possible to just assess the raw file directly using this link
Thanks a lot, you're appreciated
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 1:19pm On Jun 14, 2020
Toppytek:
I’ve seen that option before but I haven’t used it before.
It's really cool, very intuitive. You can create a new schema/table rght in there, and import your data into it, then commit. Voila, you have the data in MySQL.
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m): 12:20pm On Jun 14, 2020
cochtrane:
Download it here
If I may ask cochtrane, is it possible to download from Github using a mobile device, or it's best done on a PC, cos I've been trying to download this dataset and it's only bringing the data raw,only allowing me to copy and paste, unfortunately not everything is copying.
Also is it possible to scrape it directly from Github?
Programming › Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by kunleiky(m):
I don't know if you ever observed, when you install MYSQL, an add-in called MYSQL FOR EXCEL is automagically added to Excel. That add-in allows you to easily import data to and from MySQL using Excel. It's under the DATA tab of Excel. Check it out.
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by kunleiky(m): 8:34pm On May 12, 2020
Bolutumiii:
Hi everyone, i was somewhere today and somebody was just talking about programming and i just picked the interest and i was like i can learn this. So, i came searching for the thread on nairaland . Pls, where do i start from ? i dont know anything about it and i am not even in the computer line. #Thanks
You can chat me up on WhatsApp: 08162727534
I can be of help to you.
Programming › Re: A Thread For Tutorial On Python Programming by kunleiky(m): 8:30pm On May 12, 2020
If you have any issues concerning installation of Python or Vs Code, and if you also need any material on Python, you can WhatsApp me on: 08162727534
Sports › Re: What's Your Most Heart Breaking Moment In Football? by kunleiky(m): 3:12am On Oct 31, 2019
That our 2006 World cup qualifier against Angola. Men it was painful.
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 11:34pm On Sep 20, 2019
ispoa:
cannot recommend 'Automate the boring stuff' enough
ATBSWP all the way. That's the spirit bro.
It's a tool for every Pythonista
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 7:15pm On Sep 17, 2019
Grandlord:
Cool.

How easy is it though, to go from a self-taught developer IN NIGERIA, to landing a job anywhere globally?

I'm learning python right now using my downtime and it's really interesting. I wonder though, if not having a CS degree would hinder my chances of getting a job as a junior dev. or something.

Also, how would you advise I approach the learning process? Should I focus on a field? e.g web dev. or should I rather focus on a language?

Also, what's your take on offering freelance dev. services on fiverr etc

Abeg make una help me ansa abeg. Thanks.

cc: techcapon, mymehn, denkyw, panini, technuel, edunwa302, walkermichael, paulsimon2020, baratech, kunleiky, bdchange.
Geeks above have said a lot. Maintain the momentum of your passion for Python, and make your practice deliberate.
I'll advise you make YouTube, Google and Stackoverflow your best friend.
Ever heard of Edureka on YouTube? Subscribe... the channel will spoil you with videos. And also get the book "Automate The Boring Stuff With Python". As time goes on, you choose your niche. And as for certificate, it's taking a backseat in the world of Tech.
I hope this help. I'm firing my SQL as I type this. No slacking.
Keep Pythoning!
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 4:51pm On Sep 17, 2019
TechCapon:
it's true. If you're a developer, how will you go hungry? It's a skill that will always put food on the table
Gaskiyya. You no lie at all
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 3:10pm On Sep 17, 2019
cuteralph101:
Bro can I join you? please add me up on WhatsApp 07068019384
Chat me up on WhatsApp: 08162727534
I can be of help in the area of Python.
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 3:07pm On Sep 17, 2019
LadySarah:
Who will teach me ''tech tinz'' then?
DM me on WhatsApp: 08162727534.
I can be of help to you.
Career › Re: Andela Sacks 420 Staff In Nigeria, Kenya And Uganda by kunleiky(m): 3:04pm On Sep 17, 2019
WalkerMichael:
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Gbam! Learn a skill today. You will never lack jobs.

I'm starting my 3 month online training by Oct 1st. I'll deviate 4-5hrs daily dedication is enough to learn.

@3rd screenshot. Mines gonna be 3 month instead of 1 month.

cool cool
Gbayi; That's the way my bro. If you need assistance in Python. Holla me on WhatsApp: 08162727534.
Webmasters › Re: Finelib.com - Free Nigeria Business Directory And Search Engine Launched! by kunleiky(m): 1:04pm On Jul 14, 2019
This is awesome. I hope to list my business soon.
Programming › Re: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by kunleiky(m): 1:50am On Jun 29, 2019
iamharkinwaley:
Lol okay thanks. Thanks for your time and replies really appreciate
Anytime bro.
Programming › Re: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by kunleiky(m): 11:28pm On Jun 27, 2019
iamharkinwaley:
Whoa, Actually I have the money for 4gb but coz I thought it can only run with 8gb I decided to chill, you know hustle for more money.....
So are you saying I should get the system of 4gb ram like that?
My fellow brother of the geek community. You're good to go with 4gb ram.
Programming › Re: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by kunleiky(m): 11:55am On Jun 27, 2019
iamharkinwaley:
Really ? Are you sure about a 4gb ram system ? Coz goggle made me understand for programming I'll need at least 8gb ram to run it.......
Lol, 4gb is still cool bro. Don't necessary put yourself in the hassle of acquiring 8gb ram system.
Programming › Re: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by kunleiky(m): 2:07am On Jun 27, 2019
[quote author=iamharkinwaley post=79567438][/quote]HP won't be bad. I currently use Toshiba and it's getting the job done. Just look out for a 4gb ram system, and you're good to go.
Programming › Re: Just Published My First Android Game (photos) by kunleiky(m): 2:08am On Jun 22, 2019
CodePlay1:
Java + Android Studio + Internet(to download images) .
The images are rendered on a surfaceview, then I use a game loop (that refreshes at 40fps) to animate and move things around. The surfaceview implements an onTouchListener (to collect input), then sound is played using the MediaPlayer.
Cool.
Just downloaded the game. I envy you man!
Programming › Re: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by kunleiky(m): 12:26am On Jun 22, 2019
Tony142:
Sir, I want to learn programming, pls can u mentor me on Whatsapp? I will pay for d training, abeg help
I can help you out. Chat me up on 08162727534. Let's see how I can help
Programming › Re: Please how Do I Learn Programming Without Feeling Sleepy Or Tired? by kunleiky(m): 1:02am On Jun 19, 2019
inforesource:
Can you sleep when fire is burning under your bed? Passion is like fire. It is not your environment.
Gbayi. This statement is a ginger!
Love it
Health › Re: OAU Student Slumps, Dies While Playing Football by kunleiky(m): 4:38am On May 18, 2019
Obagoblog:
RIP...

my own problem is that any time I start playing football, my heart start racing so hard as if I'm about to loose it.

I will have to go somewhere to lie while battling with my breath then after seeing minutes, I'll come back to my normal breathing level.

Is it because I've stayed so long without playing football?
This is exactly what happens to me too. It last for about 30 minutes. I feel like I will soon pass out. I wonder what could be the cause.
Education › On School, Success And Suicide by kunleiky(op): 2:43am On May 11, 2019
During one of our breaks, a neighbour of mine told me in one of our conversations:
“If you know anybody who is studying something related to chemicals they use in factories, tell him to face his book well, there is money in it o.”
“That’s Industrial Chemistry”, I offered.
“Yes, I’m working in one company like that. We help them to offload the chemicals they use in the production of household goods. It’s the workers who are educated among us that are earning the most. In fact I’m now regretting not going to school. I will ensure this my two kids go as far as possible in their education.” He was misty-eyed as he told me this.
In the midst of our talk, the thought of my roommate, Seun whom we popularly call Gomi came to my mind. He was an Industrial Chemistry student. Quite intelligent, always raising topics that relate to Polypeptides, Acrylic, Carbolic Acid, Ethanol and the rest. Sometimes, he asked us why we think it’s necessary to spritz water on cloth before pressing it. And then he would go ahead to explain.
The guy, we were told was already working in a paint industry soon after his graduation. That’s before going for Service.
Sometimes, we cannot disconnect success from schooling.
What I have observed is, those who say: “School na scam” are those who have had a connection with school. A stark illiterate does not understand the meaning of scam, let alone using it to describe an eye-opening institution like school.
People make statement like that because they place high hope on school, but are disillusioned at the end of the day. Not as rosy as they expect it to be.
The fact is we must demand more of ourselves than from any school system. The society that created the formula: “go to school, get the certificate, look for a job and start a life” needs to be told that this is now anachronistic. Pick up a copy of Stop Killing Dreams by Seth Godin, or Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki to get the hang of what I’m saying.
Bill gates has read more books than some graduates, Seun Osewa of Nairaland has put more powerful thoughts to paper, and more contents online than some of our graduates. Both have made impacts in their respective domains, and it makes me wonder: Who is really the drop out?
In the last few years many Nigerian youths have committed suicide for several reasons ranging from academic failure, jilting and disappointment which leads to depression and then, the inevitable.
It is said that the last thing to leave a man is hope. As humans, we must be wise enough not to build our hope around just a single entity.
Sometimes, I wonder if a black hat hacker needs a certificate to hack down a whole system, or if a lady will still not see another man after a man kills himself because of her.
For anybody contemplating suicide, please understand that disappointment in any area is not the end of the world. Suicide is an unceremonious bravery and hence, it’s never an option. You can always rise again. I will leave you with the words of Rancho to Farhan in the movie, 3 Idiots: “If suicide ever cross your mind, take the picture of your parents and think of what will happen to those smiles if you do it.
Programming › Re: First Thing First, Learn To Program! by kunleiky(m): 5:31am On May 10, 2019
Please add this up: 08163727534
Thanks

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