1. What are 3 of your biggest takeaways from learning how to code in python?
2. Would you continue to learn Python after this class ends? Why or why not?
The three things I have learned while learning to code in python can be said to be:
1. dynamically typed languages provide us the necessary
advantage when we need to consider variable assignment as a process
which saves us a lot of time.
2. The writing style and syntax are simple and the code can be
represented in the form of English language which makes it easy to
understand as a beginner.
3. The libraries that python can make use of have immense power,
such as Pants and Jupyter notebooks which could be used for the
purpose of data analysis as well as creating machine learning code
and algorithms, as well as training an algorithm, what makes python
different is the fact that these packages have the right capacity,
function, and usability in the fields of information systems.
2. Yes, I would continue learning python even after the code ends,
perfecting my knowledge of data structure and class in order to
make sure I can make use of its analytical libraries to the maximum
extent. My main focus isn’t to get a job in the information
technology sector, rather, I want to be able to utilize data in my
day to day functionality in order to make sense of better
decision-making practices which would help me create a better
understanding of my functionality whenever I am in a leadership or
a management role in my future career. The fact that there are
immense implications of data analytics is also a factor I would
consider, especially in order to safeguard my future prospects
while getting a job that I would love to work in.
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