Foundations for Analytics with Python From Non-Programmer to Hacker.pdf
# Create and run your own Python scripts by learning basic syntax # Use Python’s csv module to read and parse CSV files # Read multiple Excel worksheets and workbooks with the xlrd module # Perform database operations in MySQL or with the mysqlclient module # Create Python applications to find specific records, group data, and parse text files # Build statistical graphs and plots with matplotlib, pandas, ggplot, and seaborn # Produce summary statistics, and estimate regression and classification models # Schedule your scripts to run automatically in both Windows and Mac environments
Foundations for Analytics with Python From Non-Programmer to Hacker.pdf
# Create and run your own Python scripts by learning basic syntax # Use Python’s csv module to read and parse CSV files # Read multiple Excel worksheets and workbooks with the xlrd module # Perform database operations in MySQL or with the mysqlclient module # Create Python applications to find specific records, group data, and parse text files # Build statistical graphs and plots with matplotlib, pandas, ggplot, and seaborn # Produce summary statistics, and estimate regression and classification models # Schedule your scripts to run automatically in both Windows and Mac environments
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