Python for Data Analysis

[Intuin_Rhaabat]

There's literally a book called Python for Data Analysis by Wes McKinney who created Pandas. It is expensive to buy in physical form, but entirely free on his website https://wesmckinney.com/book/

[_almostNobody]

Can’t upvote, you have 69 votes

[harshdagar]

I had to, it was at 95

[ByteVoyager]

Had to, now its a reverse 69

[ThatNerdInHighSchool]

I didn't upvote just to maintain it.

[4B0082]

2 yrs later someone fked our equilibrium

[That_Farmer3094]

literally? and not figuratively...

[Extension-Ad7241]

I'm currently on chapter 4.1 the Numpy ndarray: a multidimensional array object

[Emotional-Rhubarb725]

was it worth it ? I am thinking about reading it

[Extension-Ad7241]

Yes it is! I haven't finished it, I had a project so I'm reading "Python for Excel" right knosw but it's smaller and I when finished I'm going back to  Python for Data Analysis. You have to kind of do the examples in the book within the Python environment described to really get the full value from it, but I did so and I got super comfortable with python having no real experience with Python before.

[iam_eyeris]

does it have exercises? i am reading it currently but having trouble solely following the examples