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ok i wanna learn python to do data stuff, got any recommendations for someone who is good at processing data with python and would enjoy doing calls to help me start out or answer questions i have when they come up etc.

5:24 AM · May 5, 2022

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freecodecamp.org is GOATED. i can't recommend it to enough people.

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I can help with any questions related to Python. Just curious why did you go with Python instead of R in the end?

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Our content team (educative.io/blog - tons of Python stuff there!) recently launched grokkingpython.com Not the 1:1 you need, but maybe a solid resource to kickstart and keep the learning going.

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GTP-3

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install copilot it’s a language model for code that can help a lot

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Jupyter notebooks are your friend

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colab.research.google.com/github/data-ps is one idea

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There’s a free python course on futurelearn.com 🤓

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I do data-science/ML using the typical python packages (numpy, pandas, sklearn, random nonsense). If you have questions related to simple analytics on tabular data, model building or adjacent things in Python, feel free to hmu