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Myth:
You need a computer science degree to get started with Python, NumPy, and pandas.
Reality:
You need these 8 YouTube videos:
"Python Pandas" by Corey Schafer
Learn the basics of creating and manipulating data frames, indexing and selecting data, and cleaning and manipulating data in Pandas.
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"NumPy Array Basics" by sentdex
This video covers the basics of working with NumPy arrays, including creating arrays, indexing and slicing, and performing arithmetic operations.
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"Pandas DataFrames" by Keith Galli
Learn how to create and manipulate Pandas DataFrames, including merging and joining data, handling missing data, and filtering data.
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"NumPy for Data Science" by freeCodeCamp.org
Learn how to use NumPy for data science tasks, including loading and manipulating data, working with mathematical functions, and performing linear algebra.
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"Pandas Data Cleaning" by Ken Jee
Learn how to clean messy data using Pandas, including dealing with missing data, renaming columns, and handling duplicates.
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"Python Data Science Handbook: Essential Tools for Working with Data" by Jake VanderPlas
Learn about the data science tools available in Python, including NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Scikit-Learn.
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"Mastering Pandas" by PyCon India
Learn advanced techniques for working with Pandas, including time series analysis, pivot tables, and groupby operations.
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"NumPy Fundamentals" by SciPy 2019
Learn the fundamentals of NumPy, including array creation, indexing and slicing, and array arithmetic.
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13 hours and 31 minutes of videos from these stars:
β€’ freeCodeCamp.org
β€’ Jake VanderPlas
β€’ Corey Schafer
β€’ Keith Galli
β€’ PyCon India
β€’ SciPy 2019
β€’ sentdex
β€’ Ken Jee
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