🐍🌞 Having some free time this summer and want to learn #Python? I’m happy to share the material 📚 of our past course on Python Basics for #DataScientists. It’s designed to start from scratch 🚀, ready for #selfstudy, and requires no prior programming knowledge. Feel free to use and share it 😙

🌎 https://www.fabriziomusacchio.com/teaching/python_course/

#LearnPython #SummerLearning #DataScience

📢Now in print!🍾

How do you do that in Python?

Python How-To by Yong Cui will walk you through the most important coding techniques in Python—whether you’re doing data science, building web applications, or writing admin scripts, find the answers to your pythonical “how-to” questions right here: http://mng.bz/jPRe

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Phew, did your Python code just fart?

Complete 14 twisted Python tasks to gain Python GUI skills you’ll use again and again—even for serious things like a job: http://mng.bz/yQvB

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Both top & bottom images are obtained from the middle one using NumPy's `reshape()`

The triptych (bottom) shows the red, green, and blue channels

There's one small difference in the `reshape()` calls to create the images

If you want to explore NumPy's `reshape` further, you can read this article I wrote for Real Python: https://realpython.com/numpy-reshape/

#Python #NumPy #Programming #LearnPython #Coding @realpython

Book recommendation: Operating System Concepts (by Abraham Silberschatz and Peter Baer Galvin).

This is a great book for anyone serious about programming. You can finish the first 12 chapters in a month (without doing the exercises and projects, of course). Having a solid understanding of how an OS works can make learning many other things much easier.

It will undoubtedly help you ace your next technical interview.

#dev #developers #programming #linux #learnpython

Did you know that the Zen of #Python, a set of guiding principles for writing computer programs in the Python language, was written by Tim Peters and first included in Python 2.0 in 2000?

The Zen of Python is designed to encourage clear, readable, and simple code, and it includes aphorisms such as "Beautiful is better than ugly", "Simple is better than complex", and "Readability counts".

#pythonprogramming #learnpython #pythonzen #pythonfact

If you're new to learning Python and are not sure how the heck to run "Hello world" without Codecademy's help, this tutorial is for you! Run code by yourself on your own computer from scratch like a real programmer.
https://medium.com/p/44aa9b83ee26
#learntocode #bioengineering #bioinformatics #learnpython

Lifelong learners in Scotland!

You need to know about ITAs, or 'Individual Training Accounts’ 🗣

This scheme is administered by Skills Development Scotland on behalf of the Scottish Government.

If you’re low income or unemployed, you’re entitled to £200 towards our Python and Java courses 🚀 The goal is to help your further your career or explore new paths...

https://codedivision.co.uk/communitycourses

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Is there a list of every Python function out there?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html

Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html

#learnpython #perl #programming #python

Agree with @cspannagel and @WiseWoman - but people themaelves should be interested, too. They should be concerned about the effects, having a desire to understand the psychological patterns in "social" software.

Without content your mentioned competences run empty.

Therefore:
#learnPYTHON, "not" French! :highfive:

Dear readers of technical articles (whether mine or those written by others), there's _a lot_ of work that goes into getting an article to your browser

More than you may think…

Anyway, calling it a day for today, but I think I've made good progress on my next blog article…

#Python #TechnicalWriting #Blogs #Programming #Articles #Coding #LearnPython #LearnToCode

Guess which classic board game this is?

Got one of the classic board games for the kids this Christmas. But it's not just the kids who can have fun, right?

I was writing some quick and dirty code to work out the optimal strategy (code needs tidying, I may tidy up and post with more detail later on, but for the time being, this is all you get)

Code and output both shown.

What's the board game?

#Python #Numpy #boardgame #programming #coding #LearnPython #LearnToCode

Here's a countdown to Christmas code in #Python which shows off a bit of the `datetime` module and uses the if...else ternary operator, too

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#programming #coding #LearnToCode #LearnPython #ChristmasDay #Christmas

Learning from #EffectivePandas and #PythonForDataAnalysis.

Recipe for permutating or randomly reordering the rows of a DataFrame or Series:
new_order = np.random.permutation(n)
df.iloc[new_order]
df.take(new_order)
To permutate the cols of a DataFrame, add "axis='columns'" to .take().

Method for selecting a random subset of the rows DataFrame or Series:
df.sample(n=, frac=)
To allow for replacement, add "replace=True" to .sample().

#LearnPython #ProgressToday

Learning from #EffectivePandas and #PythonForDataAnalysis.

Recipe for permutating or randomly reordering the rows of a DataFrame or Series:
new_order = np.random.permutation(n)
df.iloc[new_order]
df.take(new_order)
To permutate the cols of a DataFrame, add "axis='columns'" to .take().

Method for selecting a random subset of the rows DataFrame or Series:
df.sample(n=, frac=)
To allow for replacement, add "replace=True" to .sample().

#LearnPython #ProgressToday

Learning from #EffectivePandas and #PythonForDataAnalysis.

The preferred way to index and filter a Series or a DataFrame is i) with .loc[] indexing on index labels or ii) with .iloc[] indexing on index position integers. Their call signatures are nearly identical:

.loc[rows]
.loc[:, cols]
.loc[rows, cols]

Their strengths come from the increased clarity what we intend to index on and what we intend to select, therefore helping us not be the problem 😂

#LearnPython #ProgressToday

#ProgressToday Continued my way through #EffectivePandas and #PythonForDataAnalysis.

Element-wise transformation of a Series values or an Index labels can be done by feeding a dictionary (for selected elements) or a function (for all elements) into method

.map(dict or func)

Binning can be done with methods

.cut(data, bins or nbins, right=, labels=, precision=)
.qcut(data, quantiles or nquartiles)

.cut() bins the data values, while .qcut() bins the data quantiles.

#LearnPython

Continued my way through #EffectivePandas and #PythonForDataAnalysis.

Element-wise transformation of a Series values or an Index labels can be done by feeding a dictionary (for selected elements) or a function (for all elements) into method

.map(dict or func)

Binning of a Series or column can be done with i) the data values, or ii) the data quantiles:

.cut(data, bins or nbins, right=, labels=, precision=)
.qcut(data, quantiles or nquartiles)

#LearnPython #ProgressToday

Me again 👋 ! Did up a quick mini-course for absolute beginners looking to learn to program. This is essentially the self-study track I used over 10 years ago to get to where I am now as a Senior Software Developer.

Consider checking it out and sharing! 🐍 🐍

https://learning.iskotaa.com/courses/self-study-python

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