NumPy for Beginners in 15 minutes | Python Crash Course

Kick start your journey to data science with NumPy!

In just 15 minutes you'll learn everything your need to know to get up and running with NumPy. This video goes through everything from installing all the way through to advanced manipulation of your data.

You'll learn how to:
1. Install NumPy
2. Create and transform NumPy arrays
3. Apply mathematical functions and export data

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Oh, and don't forget to connect with me!

Happy coding!
Nick

P.s. Let me know how you go and drop a comment if you need a hand!

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[KarMa-wsll]

This is so clear and concise. I started a asynchronous numpy class nd had no idea where to start. This helped a LOT.Thank you so much!

[blowcooknotcoke]

This was great. I'm a large part of the way through the DataCamp Data Analyst in Python certification track and this video introduced me to new functions and really helped solidify my grasp on lists vs arrays.

[asura]

Fast & clear explanation Ta, நன்றி ...

[flutterflowhack]

I totally understand your lessons . Thank you!!

[muhmmedmomen]

Short, specific and to the point. Great, keep going 👏👍

[shivvu]

Thank you so much sir for making this video. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Shivang]

Well Explained, Very Insightful
Thank you Nichola :'')

[dillkhalifa]

Thanks.. Was having a hard time with a course.

[Guulaysi]

😅😎I am from somaila in somaliland thank you for creating this amazing tutorial congratulation nicholas renotte

[xnkofoj]

Where can i find the notebook you're working on ?

[pouriaebneali]

Hello Sir. why after saving the array as new array which was after deleting, when you loaded it, it was again like before deleting . shouldnt it be with the changes you made which is deleting the first column? thank you so much

[dharmagurram]

Sir could you once confirm @15:51 about the axis in this video ? (I think axis=0 for row and axis=1 for column) just a small confusion.
Everything else helped me to revise quick. Thanks :)

[temilolafamakinwa]

It would have been helpful to first go into what the dimensions of the array represent before jumping into reading arrays? Also, on another channel today I learned lists are not the same as arrays.

[nico]

Why we need to use Numpy? To solve what issue?