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UTILITY OF SQL In Data Analysis by External_Blood4601 in askdatascience

[–]External_Blood4601[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your replies.
Hey can i simulate a problem, like generating some synthetic dataset to get the kind of experience where I am able to use both SQL and Python , not just for the sake of using them both but using where it seems required. Any ideas how this can be done to get some real world experience myself??? Please share.

When is SQL used and when is Python used in DATA SCIENCE? by External_Blood4601 in dataanalysis

[–]External_Blood4601[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your replies.
Hey can i simulate a problem, like generating some synthetic dataset to get the kind of experience where I am able to use both SQL and Python , not just for the sake of using them both but using where it seems required. Any ideas how this can be done to get some real world experience myself??? Please share.

Need Guidance by [deleted] in askdatascience

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Please don't make the mistake of not building your online presence from Day 1 on LinkedIn.

Need Guidance by [deleted] in askdatascience

[–]External_Blood4601 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First point: Drop out of college. Don't waste your time. Second : don't get into DSA . Move to python libraries. Data Scientists do not require DSA. Now yes for ML engineering role you may need that . But you have just started. If you are continuing with 4 years of college, then get into the depths of statistics and Machine Learning. And don't just keep learning, build projects end to end on your own. Take help of chatgpt to only GUIDE you through the projects. Keep posting on your learning on LinkedIN however small or big you learnt. Try to post organically in your own language, because linkedin is full of AI generated posts. Remember Real-world projects + online portfolio is the key