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Python for Data Science
DataCamp
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2018 · score 1.9
A DataCamp course teaching Python for data science applications, using interactive exercises to build working skills in Python for data analysis and machine learning.
Commenters describe it as a good way to get up to speed with Python for ML and data science, and one learns by doing alongside it.
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Yeah. I am not affiliated with DataCamp and generally don't want to advertise non-free content, but DataCamp is a pretty good one to get up to speed with Python for ML & data science applications. However, I also recommend learning Python from a computer science perspective. I.e., alongside…
What are your goals? Data science? General programming? Web stuff? Your desires should drive the resources you choose. I'm a data scientist and I recommend the datacamp courses as well as the O'Reily book: python for data analysis (and the other O'Reilly books, they're pretty solid).
To be honest, python is such a popular language that you'll find it really tough to choose from the whole lot of wonderful courses out there. All the comments along with mine here are seriously terrific choices. By popular choice these really are great. Although for me I like to learn and actually…