Welcome to Python for Data Science Learning! This repository is a collection of Jupyter notebooks and Python files documenting my learning of Python for data science. Here, I explore various Python libraries, techniques, and concepts related to data analysis and visualization. It reflects my progress, challenges, and the knowledge I've gained as I move towards mastering data science, with a future goal of diving into machine learning.
This repository serves as:
- A showcase of my learning journey in Python for data science.
- A resource for others starting their data science journey.
- A personal archive of projects, practice notebooks, and solved exercises.
- A preparation step for future explorations into machine learning.
The repository is organized into folders files and notebooks based on specific topics or libraries:
This repository uses the following Python libraries and tools:
- NumPy: For numerical computing and array manipulations.
- Pandas: For data manipulation and analysis.
- Matplotlib: For basic data visualization.
- Seaborn: For advanced visualizations.
- Jupyter Notebook: For interactive code writing and analysis.
- Beginner to intermediate-level notebooks and python code files with examples and explanations.
- Focus on practical data science concepts like:
- Data cleaning
- Exploratory data analysis (EDA)
- Data visualization
- Hands-on projects to apply learned concepts.
- Continuous updates as I practice and learn.
My main objectives with this repository are:
- To build a strong foundation in Python for data science.
- To explore real-world datasets and derive insights from them.
- To prepare for machine learning by mastering data science basics.
Once I solidify my data science skills, I plan to:
- Explore machine learning algorithms.
- Work on predictive modelling projects.
- Dive into deep learning and artificial intelligence.
If you're also learning Python for data science and want to contribute:
- Fork the repository.
- Add your own notebooks or suggest improvements.
- Create a pull request, and I’ll review it.
Feel free to reach out for questions, collaboration, or feedback:
- Email: [email protected]
Let’s grow and learn together! 🚀