Python Data Science Tutorial: Matplotlib #14 3D Wireframe plotting

Okay i am sorry it took me so long, making another Python Video. I got busy with stuff regarding university and work. Hope you like how i made the new one.

Todays topic is again, 3D plotting but now with Wireframe surface. Another topic i learned just to create a tutorial, because i didn't know anything about it before. I hope you like it :)

I got a great microphone from my girlfriend for christmas so the quality will improve on the next occeasions.

[leibaleibovich]

Greetings!

I would like to ask you for an advice on how to learn Python / coding, if I may.

Let me explain myself. I have learned the basic stuff: lists, tuples, dictionaries, trying to learn a few major libraries (numpy, pandas, matplotlib).

Basically, I have invented a small project for myself: I have scraped some data and want to process and plot them. I guess this is called "project-based learning". Guess what? I am getting stuck periodically. I feel there is something wrong with my approach. Instead of studying things properly, step by step, I try to make things work, cobble some lines of code and get results as quickly as possible in my project.

I keep seeing people doing really cool things, like modelling flow of exhaust gases in propulsion engine. I am getting excited seeing all cool stuff people do and I want to be able to do the same.

The question is: how do you cross from the basic camp to an advanced camp in coding? How do you move beyond basic things? Most of tutorials are fairly similar, with varying degree of detail. But there is lack of intermediate level tutorials, something for those who learned the basics and aspire to move further.

Your advice will be greatly appreciated!