Data Analysis with Python: Part 1 of 6 (Live Course)

NOTE: This session got cut off early because of technical difficulties. The next session will start where this one left off.

⭐️ Contents ⭐️
00:00 - Course Introduction
11:40 - How to Run the Code
18:40 - Python & Jupyter Basics
42:42 - Variables and Data Types

⭐️ Resources ⭐️

⭐️ Topics covered ⭐️
⌨️ Course introduction and overview
⌨️ First steps with Python and Jupyter
⌨️ A quick tour of variables and data types
⌨️ Branching with conditional statements and loops
⌨️ Walkthrough of practice assignment

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[quincylarsonmusic]

Hey everyone, the stream crashed. Rather than try to get the stream going again and try to communicate this to everyone who was watching, we will instead pick up where we left off next Saturday and do a longer course then. Thanks for your patience with these technical difficulties, and have a nice weekend.

[sisisisi]

I love how detailed He is with his explanation, looking forward to next Saturday!

[danielmazzilli]

Great so far! Hopefully they manage to resume the stream in a second video

[DatascienceConcepts]

Excellent addition to the Python series. Very useful.

[padmalaswathi]

Way of explanation is super. Non it background students also easily understand. Tq sir😊

[yadneshbapat]

indians and computer science a better love story ... good explaination tho

[jefreyestomata]

great lecture for beginners! looking forward to its resumption

[usufull]

Hi guys, Thanks for video, very usefull and awesome, Good Luck

[karincentenaro]

hi, great course, thanks for sharing

[KapilKumar-pkvz]

Thanks a lot Sir for your valuable effort & guidance

[mkgeidam]

thanks for your busy time and schedule to share the knowledge with us.

[cbysmith]

This is nice...ty. Im just beginning, and finding resources like this course is really a wonderful thing. Excellent.

[skytechbits]

YouTube stopped sending notifications of all videos as of August 13 around 1:30 PM. News of it is advertised on Twitter. I have not received one single video notification out of many, mostly technical ones, since August 13 at 1:41 PM which was my last one.

[crexvy]

Though I already know Python I'm looking to improve so thank you!

[SuPErDk]

Yesterday I was trying to make a python login system as a small project but I ran into a problem.
As it was a login system I wanted it to run on input from the user so I made a few def functions.
It seemed like the user input from def create_user did get stored in a way that I could use in def login_screen

I have seen a solution where they store the username and password in a dictionary but I am wondering if that is the only way to make it work

Here is a simplified version of what I wrote in python:

username = “”
password = “”

def create_user():
username = input(“Enter a username: “)
password = input(“Enter a password: “)

def login_screen():
login_username = input(“Enter your username: “)
login_password = input(“Enter your password: “)
if login_username == username and login_password == password:
print(“Hello “ + username)
else:
print(“Invalid username and or password”)

create_user()

login_screen()

[manhalkhalid]

i am new with python, should i start with this course or with the basics course?

[rajishn]

this is brillantly structured course... i have jst enrolled may2023... will i get certi for same ?

[madhubabu]

can I expect bigdata course from this channel

[callyopea]

It seems they had some technically issues so I just hope we will see the entire course after, when they will put the video on the site.

[dnrm]

Could you do a tutorial for TailwindCSS? I would appreciate it. :)