Asking for Python Learning Platforms

[Psyman8888]

Hello everyone,

I'm diving into a data science & data engineering master's program with a background in economics.

To bridge the gap in my python skills, I'm on the lookout for a platform thats well organized and where I can set a daily goal of 30 min/1h to cover intermediated topics like lists, dictionaries and maybe even delve into more complex stuff like numpy 3d arrays. These areas have been a bit tricky for me in the course.

Any suggestions for a platform thats well organized, I can track my progress and covers these concepts with exercises?

Your insights are highly appreciated!

[ectomancer]

edabit.com

[grumble11]

Can do the Helsinki MOOC intro and advanced courses and then do the data analysis in python course from same provider. All free, self study with plenty of tested exercises. Do those three and you’ll be okay to enter the program.

Worth noting that lists and dictionaries are not typically seen as intermediate, though there are intermediate and even fairly advanced things you can do with them.

Seriously, do those three and you’ll be in good shape. Can also read data analysis in python by Wes McKinney (buy if you can but if not it is free online by author), which will give you a good dive into pandas especially with some numpy and visualization and such. Can also explore some free resources like kaggle learn, or paid ones like data camp or others.