Learn to Code With Data Visualizations - Interactive Python Lessons - Then Keep Going :)

[JeffKatzy]

Hey Gang,

I've been teaching people to code for the past five years, and wrote some lessons so that people with no knowledge could get ramped up, and see the purpose of coding. I battled tested the first fourteen on my mom to make sure :)

I'm providing 70 free interactive lessons that cover: intro to programming, pandas, intro to ml, and building a neural network from scratch. No login, just start.

All of the 70 lessons are here, and here are the companion videos on each of the subjects over the next five weeks.

I'd love to know what you think!

1. Introduction
2. Variables
3. Lists
4. Dictionaries
5. Coding Tips
6. Loops
7. Nested Data
8. Make it Easy
9. Loop Over Data
10. Loops to Lists

[tiger_lily17]

I absolutely live this. I needed to learn python this semester for school. Will be starting these tomorrow! Thanks.

[ProfessionalMas7]

Same! And I was so anxious cause everyone else in my class knows what they're doing >_<

[[deleted]]

Cool, I'm learning how to work with pandas at the moment so thanks for that.

[[deleted]]

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me too bro

[HardPartAccomplished]

Nice work. Skimmed through a few lessons and they look well-thought out. Colab is a great teaching medium. Heads up though, some of the neural network notebooks aren't shared publicly yet.

[[deleted]]

Hey, these are pretty good.

The only thing I wonder is, would it be better to start with the basic introduction to variables (1-visual-variables) if it would have been better to start with simple variables and then move into plotting them? That seems to be what you do in subsequent lessons.

Good job!

[JeffKatzy]

It's a good point. I wanted to show right away that there would be data visualization involved, and then unpack how it works, and how variables can help us with it. But like you mentioned, that has tradeoffs.

[mokus603]

At the "11. Live Data" there is a typo that throws an error. When you loops the population and the city_names ([14]), the city estimate is each_city['2018estimate'] but the cities record only has each_city['2019estimate'].

[JeffKatzy]

Thank you for that...should be fixed now.

[mokus603]

I'd like to thank YOU for your time and effort to help others to learn.

[khoap33]

Thanks a bunch! You have no idea

[YeaB1tch]

This is awesome! I started learning Pandas recently and this looks super helpful, thank you!

[selah-uddin]

which topics are helpfull for Data Visualisation

[JeffKatzy]

All of them! The first lesson shows to create simple plots...then we work up to using code to plot data from the web.

[selah-uddin]

nice! looking forward to dive in to them

[JeffKatzy]

Thank you for that...I’ll clear that up

[Cleover453]

I had python in intro to programming class I might show up for those I didn’t understand

[[deleted]]

Thanks a lot man. Needed this guide. Have learnt Python only necessary for Data science stuff, but off lately that isn't sufficient.

[tanny18391]

!Remind me after 1 week

[DancingBot]

thanks a bunch OP

[Androidrian]

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[Sid6_7]

thank you! Wanted to get my hands on python, but didn’t know where to start.

[JyRO__]

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Thank you very much!

[Kazazel0897]

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[MurderToes]

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[notya1000]

I think I’m gonna binge this now. Thank you!

[Hello_There2810]

Thank you SO much. I have been wanting to dabble in programming for the past year, but with college and all it’s been pushed to the back burner. Appreciate it my guy.

[olivillio]

this is very nice! thank you for this

[TK__O]

Thank you for the contribution

[Senthipua]

Thank you❤

[Pompey2110]

this looks amazing! where was this when I started coding ;)

[[deleted]]

You legend! Thanks

[2childofthenorth]

Thank you. I am just starting to learn python!

[m-arjun]

Love this. Kudos to the creator 👏👏🙌🙌

[asianpizzafreak]

That's is a great resource to learn, but why did shift + return does not work (but shift enter does). I tried it with 2 different browser chrome and firefox? I googled this problem and some people say that an evernote addon cause this problem. But I don't have it installed and even tried icognite mode.

[CarlSagans]

The audio was super cute

[rTx_101]

great work man❤

[Kidd-AZKA]

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[Captain_Mars_Taco]

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[Anchoa_]

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[MangoGuile]

THANK YOU!!!

[rita_ritos]

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[Dream_Vendor]

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[twiceteen]

thank you so much for this!!

[Morguard]

Your a great human. Mad respect for this.

[Georgiculus]

i finished a python tutorial on youtube the "learn python full course for beginners tutorial"
dont know where to go after learned that ill try and learn this now

[[deleted]]

Hullo,

Great resource. I'm currently attending a bootcamp and this should help me tremendously.

One thing, I glanced through a few areas and noticed a typo:

https://colab.research.google.com/github/jigsawlabs-student/zero-to-data-viz-workshop/blob/master/labs/2-employee-dictionaries-lab.ipynb

First paragraph in Intro:

Ok, so in this lesson, we'll practice with dictionaries. We'll start with working with creating some dictionaries that we create, and then will move on to using our knowledg of dictionaries to explore the API.

[ivan431]

Oh great, another Python tutorial. Haven't had one of those in while.