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Python for Data Analysis: A Complete Guide for Beginners, Including Python Statistics and Big Data Analysis.
This guidebook is going to dive into what you need to know to complete a deep data analysis.
This book • What the Python language is • How we can benefit from Data Analysis, no matter what industry we are. • How Python is able to work well with the data analysis • How to install and use the NumPy library, one of the best extensions with Python, to help us get our data analysis done. • How to work with the Pandas and IPython extensions so that we are able to get things done with your analysis. • The practical uses of the data analysis to help you get it done. • A look at the Matplotlib library to help you create some of your own visuals with your data. • How to work with data visuals and how they are so important to your work. • And so much more.
Even if you have never studied Python language before, you can learn it quickly.
This book • What the Python language is • How we can benefit from Data Analysis, no matter what industry we are. • How Python is able to work well with the data analysis • How to install and use the NumPy library, one of the best extensions with Python, to help us get our data analysis done. • How to work with the Pandas and IPython extensions so that we are able to get things done with your analysis. • The practical uses of the data analysis to help you get it done. • A look at the Matplotlib library to help you create some of your own visuals with your data. • How to work with data visuals and how they are so important to your work. • And so much more.
Even if you have never studied Python language before, you can learn it quickly.
130 pages, Paperback
Published February 5, 2020
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November 26, 2020
Well this was a terrible idea.
First of all, it seems to have been written by someone who doesn't have English as a first language, which is fine, but an editor could have cleaned it up a bit.
It's an audiobook and the reader is trying hard but it's a losing battle. There's lots of banal, obvious blurb to start with, and then we're off into the code, but instead of doing something sensible like ("look at the companion website for sample programs") they have the narrator literally read out every comma and bracket. I felt like Arthur Dent, strapped to the chair listening to vogon poetry.
I can only assume all the people giving it 5 stars in the audible site are employees of the company that made the book. Awful.
First of all, it seems to have been written by someone who doesn't have English as a first language, which is fine, but an editor could have cleaned it up a bit.
It's an audiobook and the reader is trying hard but it's a losing battle. There's lots of banal, obvious blurb to start with, and then we're off into the code, but instead of doing something sensible like ("look at the companion website for sample programs") they have the narrator literally read out every comma and bracket. I felt like Arthur Dent, strapped to the chair listening to vogon poetry.
I can only assume all the people giving it 5 stars in the audible site are employees of the company that made the book. Awful.
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