Emmyxclusive:
sent

Emmyxclusive:
sent

Emmyxclusive:
I will send you an ebook, it's well explained there. Very easy to follow

Hamzatfresh:

Please send to me, suleimanhamzat23@yahoo.com

Emmyxclusive:
Pls ask those I have sent to, to 4ward it to you. Or wait till tomorrow

QueTeddy:
Decided to come back to this thread and discovered people are legitly teaching python in the thread, great!!!

There's this book, the python workbook, which contains lots of python questions that are actually needed for the learning, ranging from simple to complex.


So back to the thread, @Ejiod, Thanks Boss, I was studying Biochemistry and in my final year when I came across this thread, I was learning but taking it at a slow pace then, a very slow pace. But after following through, took it as my main job to excel in python, I currently work for a company remotely plus a lot of other things, and I have met wonderful individuals while at it. Thanks again.

Emmyxclusive:
hello boss, I am still in the early stage of python. Kindly assist with this.
Write a scrite called double.py that takes and integer and double it, then use the double() function inside a loop and double the the figure 2 three times.
Output should look like:
4
8
16
I have written the function but can't seens to get the right loop, I am getting
2
4
6 and
4
4
4

QueTeddy:



you are only doubling the first one and returning it 3 times.

like in the image, write the function and pass an array into it.


or you could put n*n if you want to.

Emmyxclusive:
hello boss, I am still in the early stage of python. Kindly assist with this.
Write a scrite called double.py that takes and integer and double it, then use the double() function inside a loop and double the the figure 2 three times.
Output should look like:
4
8
16
I have written the function but can't seens to get the right loop, I am getting
2
4
6 and
4
4
4

QueTeddy:
Decided to come back to this thread and discovered people are legitly teaching python in the thread, great!!!

There's this book, the python workbook, which contains lots of python questions that are actually needed for the learning, ranging from simple to complex.


So back to the thread, @Ejiod, Thanks Boss, I was studying Biochemistry and in my final year when I came across this thread, I was learning but taking it at a slow pace then, a very slow pace. But after following through, took it as my main job to excel in python, I currently work for a company remotely plus a lot of other things, and I have met wonderful individuals while at it. Thanks again.



A link to the workbook: https://www.pdfdrive.com/download.pdf?id=157778622&h=a1150f6bd70b6c384a648ec78794d847&u=cache&ext=pdf

dauddy97:

After the Excel,
pick Python language.
Learn the libraries use for data analysis and visualisation. I use Tableau for visualising since it's drag and drop.
Learn SQL (MySQL) etc.... Just write down what people are commenting on this thread.

avalon7:


Pick one! Have a set path and work towards it. If you don't have a background in computer science, mathematics or engineering I'd advise you go with software development. It's more accommodating to self taught individuals. Most data science jobs are not entry level, they usually require a bachelor's degree or even an MSC

shegzy0514:

Man where are u learning ur excel from

praizt:
Actually, a lady. I got beginner to pro in excel financial by Udemy online. Then downloaded excelisfun from YouTube.

shegzy0514:

O sorry, okay I'm currently learning it from excelisfun just that it is very wide

GiftedTitty:
Hello pls between python and R, which is best for a data scientist, I'm focusing heavily on statistics cos that's what my course entails.. I've started out python and I'm enjoying it but was told R is the best for statisticians

extendo:


I haven't used R before but imo I don't think there's anything R can do exclusively that Python can't.
Python has an edge as you can still use it if you decide to indulge in other things aside statistics.

GiftedTitty:
Hello pls between python and R, which is best for a data scientist, I'm focusing heavily on statistics cos that's what my course entails.. I've started out python and I'm enjoying it but was told R is the best for statisticians

GiftedTitty:
Hello pls between python and R, which is best for a data scientist, I'm focusing heavily on statistics cos that's what my course entails.. I've started out python and I'm enjoying it but was told R is the best for statisticians

idmicheal20:
Good morning everyone

I don come again.

I recently registered with google data analytics, we have gotten to the practical aspect and I must those guys are trying.

My problem is that we will be using a Google spreadsheet for the analysis instead of excel. I'm afraid of learning something that will be redundant because have never come across a google spreadsheet since when have been visiting this thread

My question is, can google spreadsheet be used instead of excel?

idmicheal20:
Good morning everyone

I don come again.

I recently registered with google data analytics, we have gotten to the practical aspect and I must those guys are trying.

My problem is that we will be using a Google spreadsheet for the analysis instead of excel. I'm afraid of learning something that will be redundant because have never come across a google spreadsheet since when have been visiting this thread

My question is, can google spreadsheet be used instead of excel?

arantess:

but there are options to practice with excel on that programme

download the excel versions and fire on, they give instructions on excel sheets too