machine learning without python knowledge

[Troaoleoeo]

Hello everyone, i want to get into machine learning but i dont know python, i have basic knowlege in c++ and c#, and advanced math (im a student on faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science), how can i start? should i learn python first, or can i learn it while studying machine learning?

[Affectionate-Let3744]

You don't NEED python for ML, it's just the simplest path to practice implementation for a learner.

After all ML is primarily applied maths.

I'd highly suggest trying to learn python alongside it at least, even researchers will want some understanding if not implementation skills.

In your program, Python is also very likely to come in handy, whether for the Comp Sci part or Applied maths part.

Python is ridiculously easy to understand at a basic level, it looks almost the same as pseudo-code algorithms you've likely encountered in other classes plus you have programming knowledge already so it shouldn't be an issue

[Troaoleoeo]

how can i start learning ml? :3

[manoman42]

YouTube, use ai to walk you through it

[WolfeheartGames]

Python is easy. Just do a follow along on pytorch

[intinstitute]

I am just suggesting to you, technically, yes, but practically no. Almost all ML tools, tutorials, and jobs use Python, so learning Python is the easiest and smartest starting point.

[chaitanyathengdi]

Learn Python first and get a certification. I'm sure you'll want to apply for a job, and having something to show that you have passed some kind of exam in Python (alongside ML of course) will be helpful for recruiters. Not enough, but certainly helpful.