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🔅 Python: Programming Efficiently

🔊 Author: Michele Vallisneri
🔸 Date: 2020-10-02
⏰ Duration: 2h 19m

🌀 Cut down on development time by writing Python code in an efficient manner. Learn about helpful third-party packages, strategies for improving code performance, and more.

📗 Topics: Python

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Cut down on your development time by learning how to write elegant code in an efficient manner, specifically in Python—the popular and pragmatic computer language. Michele Vallisneri explains how to make your Python code more expressive and concise, and leverage the most powerful features of the language. He shines a spotlight on some of the strongest third-party packages you can take advantage of, discusses object-oriented and functional programming, and shares strategies for improving the performance of your code. Michele illustrates these concepts with many intriguing examples, showing how to make 3D images and animations of the sun, draw fractals, implement a graphical programming language, and more.

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🔅 Data Visualization in Python with Dash

🔊 Author: Robin Andrews
🔸 Date: 2022-01-13
⏰ Duration: 58m

🌀 Learn about how to build powerful and attractive data visualizations in Python with Dash.

📗 Topics: Data Visualization, DASH, Python

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Data is everywhere. Its fundamental to your business process. It allows you to make sound, well-informed decisions driven by evidence, not just conjecture. But how should you represent it? The answer depends, especially when youre working with stakeholders who dont have a technical background. Thats where Dash comes in. Its a powerful and easy-to-use data visualization tool that can help you make optimal strategic decisions.In this course, instructor Robin Andrews gives you an overview of everything you need to know to get started using Dash with Python. Discover how to build powerful and attractive data visualizations. Learn about creating plots, styling applications, and adding user interactivity to cultivate more responsive, data-driven relationships. Robin explores strategies to help you get the most out of the Dash experience, and shows you how to deploy your Dash apps to the cloud using Heroku.

🔅 Rapid Application Development with Python

🔊 Author: Malcolm Shore
🔸 Date: 2020-08-24
⏰ Duration: 2h 6m

🌀 Learn how to quickly develop Python graphical user interface (GUI) apps using the wxPython library, which brings the wxWidgets capability to Python, and the wxGlade tool.

📗 Topics: Rapid Application Development, Python

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Developing graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in Python traditionally involves a lot of manual coding. wxGlade, a GUI designer written in Python for the wxPython GUI toolkit, was designed to help simplify this process. In this course, learn how to quickly develop Python GUI apps using the wxPython library—which brings the wxWidgets capability to Python—and the wxGlade tool. To lend each concept a real-world context, instructor Malcom Shore steps through how to build a cybersecurity compliance app based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Malcom begins by detailing how to create a simple wxPython application. He then shows how to construct a user interface for your application using wxGlade and add functional application code to put the finishing touches on your project.

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🔅 pandas Code Challenges

🔊 Author: Harshit Tyagi
🔸 Date: 2022-03-29
⏰ Duration: 1h 23m

🌀 Test your pandas knowledge with this edition of Code Challenges.

📗 Topics: Pandas

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Want to test your pandas skills? These concise challenges let you stretch your brain and test your talents. Instructor Harshit Tyagi shares over a dozen pandas challenges, as well as his own solutions to each problem. Harshits challenges cover: Reading files and initial exploration of data using pandas attributes; data cleaning; creating subsets of data using indexing and slicing; writing queries to filter out rows based on conditional statements and Boolean indexing; and grouping and aggregation to answer categorical questions. Learn to apply statistical functions to groups. And since each challenge is self-contained, you can complete the course in any order—and at your own pace. Tune in to get the hands-on practice you need to keep your skills sharp.