Python for Data Analysis: Reading and Writing Data

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @HenryOmogiate
    @HenryOmogiate 2 года назад +7

    i have tried to learn python for data analysis on different platforms but they all start from the advance level.
    since i found @DataDaft, a lot of insight was reveal by starting from the basics. keep up the good work. i will continue to use this to practice till i become a certified python specialist.

  • @willhallahan3986
    @willhallahan3986 2 года назад +4

    Always so clear and easy to understand and apply, bloody brilliant resource if you are starting Python from scratch!!

  • @maheshwarbanuk4389
    @maheshwarbanuk4389 Год назад +2

    You are amongst the best!

  • @kennmoitui8483
    @kennmoitui8483 7 месяцев назад

    as always very nicely done very nicely arranged! free content eve on your kaggle dashboard. stay blessed

  • @isaacdalziel5772
    @isaacdalziel5772 Год назад

    Thankyou very much for this. It's exceptionally useful content

  • @Adjunctive
    @Adjunctive 10 месяцев назад

    Boss really appreciate all this

  • @MayowaAfolabi
    @MayowaAfolabi Год назад

    Pls Mr Data daft, the sheet from which you read that Titanic file. Can you make it available so we can use it and make our practice more understandable?

  • @elly462
    @elly462 Год назад

    Thanks a lot, super helpful

  • @humbertodiaz3552
    @humbertodiaz3552 4 месяца назад

    Where i can download the Titanic dataset?

  • @duttashyamal
    @duttashyamal 4 года назад

    I tried changing my CWD to /kaggle/input but it is returning a blank folder to me. Where can I find the datasets you have used in this clip? Please help.

    • @DataDaft
      @DataDaft  4 года назад +1

      If you use the link in the description of the video to go to the code notebook for this lesson on Kaggle and click "Copy and Edit" you should be able to access a fork of code with access to the same datasets. Otherwise you'd have to add the data sets manually to the notebook by clicking "file" → "add or upload data sets" and then searching for the titanic competition data set under the competition data tab and "draft2015" under the general datasets tab.

    • @duttashyamal
      @duttashyamal 4 года назад

      @@DataDaft thanks so much for replying! Anyway, I have figured out how can I add datasets to my notebook. So I have managed to add the train.csv file from kaggle data store.

  • @marcoventura9451
    @marcoventura9451 3 года назад

    Good!

  • @writerconnect1596
    @writerconnect1596 7 месяцев назад

    you really need to give us a way to pay you man