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LIS 5937 -
PYTHON
FOR
DATA SCIENCE PROFESSIONS

Follow along with me as I learn Python. This blog will provide weekly updates of what I have learned, where I have failed, and what I did to turn my failures into success.

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Problem description: The goal of graduating with a college degree is to have the ability to choose an employer that will provide an...

Module_13

Original data: Compare the two sets of codes, and evaluate the contribution of Pickles to run the game in python. Pickling serializes...

Module_11

This assignment has 2 parts Original data part 1: Covert the Florida Department of Health's COVID-19 cases Excel sheet to Python. I had...

Module_10

Original Data: Create two simple visual graphs by using 1) Matplotlib (Links to an external site.) and 2) ggplot For my visualizations,...

Module_9

Original data: Test your code from Module # 8 by using 1) https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_python_debugger and 2) unittest.TestCase...

Module_8

Original data: Find or create your own data set. You will then conducted copy/recopy plus four types of iterator functions: import...

Module_7

Original data: Try the code below and revise it to current time. importsys forlineinsys.stdin: data=line.strip().split("\t") iflen(data)...

Module_6

Original data: Test your functions with the following code: r1 = create_rectangle(10, 20, 30, 40) print str_rectangle(r1)...

Module_5

Part 1 directions "Write a Python program to execute a string containing Python code." I wanted to write a functional code that could be...

Module_4

1.) Original data Compute and print both roots of the quadratic equation x2-5.86 x+ 8.5408 In order to find the roots of the given...

Module_3

1.1 Write a function that takes in a person's name and prints out a greeting. The following code will ask the user to enter their name...

Module_2

Original Codes: 1 line: Output print ('Hello, world!') 2 line # Creating a String # with single Quotes String1 = 'Welcome to the Geeks...

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