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Are you Down To Learn Python?
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Way too high up the org to know which specifically.
I hire talent and put them to work, I don't do the day to day.
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I’ve been messing with Python for the last couple of weeks. I wish I would have learned this when I was graduate school instead of other languages.
Python is so powerful and versatile. I’ve been using to plot satellite data lately. Lots of hoops to jump through and dependencies are a bitch.
Python 2 and pip will no longer be supported at the end of the this year. Everyone should be upgrading to Python3 and pip3.
I’ve been messing with Python for the last couple of weeks. I wish I would have learned this when I was graduate school instead of other languages.
Python is so powerful and versatile. I’ve been using to plot satellite data lately. Lots of hoops to jump through and dependencies are a bitch.
Python 2 and pip will no longer be supported at the end of the this year. Everyone should be upgrading to Python3 and pip3.
pip3 is the repository to Python 3 and higher.
I was using Python 2, but my latest project required more dependencies and most where updated under pip3 and not pip since it will no longer be supported.
I may be late to this...
But freecodecamp offers a Python 3 curriculum that includes data analysis, information security and and machine learning.
I haven't gone through any of it yet, but looks pretty thorough.
But freecodecamp offers a Python 3 curriculum that includes data analysis, information security and and machine learning.
I haven't gone through any of it yet, but looks pretty thorough.
Thanks for posting. will look into this.I may be late to this...
But freecodecamp offers a Python 3 curriculum that includes data analysis, information security and and machine learning.
I haven't gone through any of it yet, but looks pretty thorough.
I may be late to this...
But freecodecamp offers a Python 3 curriculum that includes data analysis, information security and and machine learning.
I haven't gone through any of it yet, but looks pretty thorough.
Good info.
I'm getting into it. I have downloaded several courses. I'm going to do about three of them and then look into freelance projects ad see where it goes.
Bump. I’m having fun with the Python language.
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One of my favorite books if anyone is interested:
- Python Crash Course
I do mostly basic shit like regular system operations/basic lambda functions/json parsing but I am looking to get into more of the Django Framework
- Python Crash Course
I do mostly basic shit like regular system operations/basic lambda functions/json parsing but I am looking to get into more of the Django Framework
This is a good one. And it's free https://automatetheboringstuff.com/
do you have them on pdf or a link to download them? my bad i just open it on my pc and i saw the download button
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It’s wild how your suggestion for me to use Python has taken me to learn other things. Appreciate it.
No problem. For me, it was only a tool I needed to learn to build a portfolio that would get me a job in AI. Never had any formal training on computer science. I was a mech. engineer in college so for us it was Fortran. Now that I have a job, I feel rusty with Python. For work, I only edit existing code here and there and set up data that will be fed into a model. I'm not building AI models like I used to when I was job hunting. The best thing about Python to me is the availability of free libraries you can use to perform a specific task.
not python but another winner
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