Course Content
Day-2: How to use VScode (an IDE) for Python?
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Day-3: Basics of Python Programming
This section will train you for Python programming language
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Day-4: Data Visualization and Jupyter Notebooks
You will learn basics of Data Visualization and jupyter notebooks in this section.
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Day-5: MarkDown language
You will learn whole MarkDown Language in this section.
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Day-10: Data Wrangling and Data Visualization
Data Wrangling and Visualization is an important part of Exploratory Data Analysis, and we are going to learn this.
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Day-11: Data Visualization in Python
We will learn about Data Visualization in Python in details.
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Day-12,13: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
EDA stands for Exploratory Data Analysis. It refers to the initial investigation and analysis of data to understand the key properties and patterns within the dataset.
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Day-15: Data Wrangling Techniques (Beginner to Pro)
Data Wrangling in python
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Day-26: How to use Conda Environments?
We are going to learn conda environments and their use in this section
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Day-37: Time Series Analysis
In this Section we will learn doing Time Series Analysis in Python.
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Day-38: NLP (Natural Language Processing)
In this section we learn basics of NLP
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Day-39: git and github
We will learn about git and github
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Day-40: Prompt Engineering (ChatGPT for Social Media Handling)
Social media per activae rehna hi sab kuch hy, is main ap ko wohi training milay ge.
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Python ka Chilla for Data Science (40 Days of Python for Data Science)
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saira Latif 2 weeks ago
print_type_class
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saira Latif 2 weeks ago
print(2+1) print(3-1) print(4*2) print(6/2) #you will get a flaot number print(6//2)#you will get an INT print(15%2) # remainder after division print(2**3)#expont 2x2x2#PAMDAS (Parenthesis Exponent Multiplaction Division Addition Subraction) print(3**2/2*3/3+6-4/(2*6))3 8 3.0 3 1 8 10.166666666666666
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Iftakhar Hussain 3 weeks ago
for x in range(5, 10): print(x)The output is starting from 5 to 9. But in your video, it is starting from 6 to 9. Altough I search it on everywhere, like google, Ai, etc. They all give me the same output of my output. Then how is your Visual Studio Code not giving the right output??????????
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Muhammad Fariyab Zafar 2 months ago
troubleshoot is easy
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Furqan Haider 2 months ago
input_aamaar
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Sachin Jain 4 months ago
troubleshoot is easy
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Sachin Jain 4 months ago
i understand functions really well
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Sachin Jain 4 months ago
if,else,elif statements were cleared
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Sachin Jain 4 months ago
type_conversion
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Sachin Jain 4 months ago
convert input
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