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Sam580 views

How to be a good programmer in python?

About python

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Angelo395 views

Is Javascript easier/better to learn than python , or should I just learn the basic coding languages that are/or might be required for computer majors in college?

I plan on going to a technical college or just major in technology in college, and I want to know if I need to learn multiple coding languages or If I can just learn one language and which one is better and/or easier to use.

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teja1146 views

What is a neural network in data science?

What is a neural network in data science?

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I am a beginner programmer but i haven't any resume. How do I create a resume?

( I know some Python & JavaScript and also git & Linux )

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Sam578 views

What is the best programming language to learn as a cybersecurity analyst ?

What is the best programming language to learn as a cybersecurity analyst

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Ivy1227 views

why is python necessary?

i want to lean

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Sam985 views

What side projects can I do as a beginner coder if I want to go into Data Science?

I have a decent foundation in Python, and I want to elevate my skills in data analytics/science. Are there any small projects I could do?

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Aaru1479 views

How should I start my journey to learn coding and programming so that I can pursue a career in data science?

i am a complete beginner to coding and i want to pursue a career in data science. i started watching tutorials on yt but i was unable to understand anything. i figured i should start with python however it is easier said than done. what can i do??

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Sam768 views

Is it beneficial to take online courses on Coursera or Udemy to learn data skills if I want to go into Data Science/Anaytics If so, what should I start with?

I'm in Grade 10, I have some coding experience with Python, and I want to be able to build my skill set so that I have time to improve later during high school. I also want to be able to use those skills to help others (volunteering). I've seen so many "roadmaps" for learning data skills, and they're all different, so I hope someone can clear this up for me. Thanks in advance!

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Charlotte692 views

how to be success in math and problem solving?

i learning python and java

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Jolie591 views

how many time i need to learn python ??

i need to learn python in short time , any advice ?

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Elizabeth1652 views

how i can develop my skills in coding ?

#coding #java #python

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Karl827 views

What's the best way to learn Python?

Tips on learning how to efficiently use Python.

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Faisol1680 views

what can you do with python and linux?

What are the things you can do with python programming language and linux operating system together ?

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Anna1524 views

What are good remote jobs?

What are remote part-time jobs that I can do as a high school student? Specifically, I am looking for entry level coding jobs.

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Matthew19300 views

What are some entry-level jobs for a math bachelor's degree?

I've just graduated with a bachelor's degree in math, and I'm looking for a job that I won't have to go back to school for. My degree's mostly been focused on pure math, and some dynamic systems/fractals. I've taken a couple classes in Python, and one class each in R, Java, and SPSS. I've also taken classes across lots of areas, so any interdisciplinary jobs might be interesting. If I have to go through a little bit of training or self-study that's alright, but I'd like to start working as soon as possible. I'd also like to have a fair amount of free-time if that's possible: just not too much overtime work. Thank you all for your advice and let me know if you have any questions for me to narrow things down!

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