Explore data in your DataFrame
Your Jupyter notebook has read the data from your files and / or SQL queries. Therefore, you now have a […]
If you’re Gen X or Gen Y in tech, it’s a rough ride. Mid-career tech professionals of the 2020s have weathered two storms: data science and generative AI. In the spirit of continuous learning, I’m sharing how I’m navigating and evolving in this increasingly challenging space. Join me!
Your Jupyter notebook has read the data from your files and / or SQL queries. Therefore, you now have a […]
You need to re-run a report your colleague has created in a notebook. Or perhaps, you want to pass a
Now that you’ve set up your Jupyter notebook, you can start getting data into it. To this purpose, this post
When you set up Python on your computer for the first time, you also need software to write and run
I love pandas! This kind, of course… … but also the Python Data Analysis Library, an open-source software library. Even
Lately, I’ve been working through Think Stats by Professor Allen Downey. This book provides a novel way to learn statistics.
We’ve come to the end of the Survival SQL series. Hopefully, you think the posts are relevant and easy to
As you progress, you’ll find situations where you need to combine more than one data pull to answer your question.
“Find our 5 best-selling products by country.””What was the 7-day moving average revenue for every day last month?” Chances are,