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    This document provides an introduction to Python programming and data analytics. It discusses that Python is an interpreted language, which means code is executed line by line without compiling. Python is well-suited for data analytics due to libraries like Pandas that allow for fast data exploration, modeling with NumPy and SciPy, and visualization with Matplotlib. A Kaggle survey found Python is widely used among data scientists, machine learning engineers, and other data-focused roles. Whether Python or R is best depends on the objectives, with Python preferable for deployment and reproducibility and R more suitable for statistical analysis and reporting.

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    This document provides an introduction to Python programming and data analytics. It discusses that Python is an interpreted language, which means code is executed line by line without compiling. Python is well-suited for data analytics due to libraries like Pandas that allow for fast data exploration, modeling with NumPy and SciPy, and visualization with Matplotlib. A Kaggle survey found Python is widely used among data scientists, machine learning engineers, and other data-focused roles. Whether Python or R is best depends on the objectives, with Python preferable for deployment and reproducibility and R more suitable for statistical analysis and reporting.

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    This document provides an introduction to Python programming and data analytics. It discusses that Python is an interpreted language, which means code is executed line by line without compiling. Python is well-suited for data analytics due to libraries like Pandas that allow for fast data exploration, modeling with NumPy and SciPy, and visualization with Matplotlib. A Kaggle survey found Python is widely used among data scientists, machine learning engineers, and other data-focused roles. Whether Python or R is best depends on the objectives, with Python preferable for deployment and reproducibility and R more suitable for statistical analysis and reporting.

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    This document provides an introduction to Python programming and data analytics. It discusses that Python is an interpreted language, which means code is executed line by line without compiling. Python is well-suited for data analytics due to libraries like Pandas that allow for fast data exploration, modeling with NumPy and SciPy, and visualization with Matplotlib. A Kaggle survey found Python is widely used among data scientists, machine learning engineers, and other data-focused roles. Whether Python or R is best depends on the objectives, with Python preferable for deployment and reproducibility and R more suitable for statistical analysis and reporting.

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    INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON

    PROGRAMMING.
    Agenda
    • Why Python is Interpreted Language?
    • Why Python is best for Data Analytics?
    • Python or R which one is best?
    Kaggle’s survey
    Python:
    • Computer Scientist
    • Data Scientist
    • Machine Learning Engineer
    • Other Programmer
    • Researcher
    • Scientist
    • Software Developer

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    Why Python is Interpreted Language?

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    Why Python is best for Data Analytics?
    • According to a report from IBM, in 2015 there were 2.35 million
    openings for data analytics jobs in the US. It estimates that number
    will rise to 2.72 million by 2020.
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    Process of Data Analytics

    • Data Collection
    • Data Exploration
    • Data Modeling
    • Data Visualization
    Data Collection

    • Python supports all kinds of different data formats like


    • comma-separated value documents (known as CSVs
    • JSON sourced from the web.
    • SQL tables directly into your code.
    Data Exploration

    • Pandas, the data analysis library for Python( filter, sort and display
    data in a matter of seconds).
    • We can clean data by filling in non-valid values such as NaN (not a
    number) with a value that makes sense for numerical analysis such as
    0.
    Data Modeling

    • Numerical modeling analysis with Numpy.


    • scientific computing and calculation with SciPy.
    • powerful machine learning algorithms with the scikit-learn code
    library.
    Data Visualization
    • Matplotlib library (graphs and charts)
    • Plot.ly for more advanced graphs or better design.
    Python or R which one is best?

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    Conclusion

    • In the end, the choice between R or Python depends on:

    • The objectives of your mission: Statistical analysis or deployment


    • if you want to do more than statistics, let's say deployment and
    reproducibility, Python is a better choice.
    • R is more suitable for your work if you need to write a report.
    Reference
    • www.techrepublic.com/article/r-vs-python-which-is-a-better-
    programming-language-for-data-science
    • stackoverflow.com/questions/2657268/whats-the-difference-
    between-compiled-and-interpreted-language
    • www.simplilearn.com/data-science-vs-big-data-vs-data-analytics-
    article
    • https://www.houseofbots.com/news-detail/11973-1-clarifying-
    differences-between-data-analysis-data-mining-data-science-
    machine-learning,-and-big-data
    THANK YOU

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