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Introduction

  • Python versatility: from data analysis to web crawling.

Python Data Structures and Operations

  • Integers and floats.
  • Strings and bytes.
  • Tuples and lists.
  • Dictionaries and ordered dictionaries.
  • Sets and frozen sets.
  • Data frame (pandas).
  • Conversions.

Object-Oriented Programming with Python

  • Inheritance.
  • Polymorphism.
  • Static classes.
  • Static functions.
  • Decorators.
  • Other concepts.

Data Analysis with Pandas

  • Data cleaning.
  • Using vectorized data in pandas.
  • Data wrangling.
  • Sorting and filtering data.
  • Aggregate operations.
  • Analyzing time series.

Data Visualization

  • Plotting diagrams with matplotlib.
  • Using matplotlib from within pandas.
  • Creating quality diagrams.
  • Visualizing data in Jupyter notebooks.
  • Other visualization libraries in Python.

Vectorizing Data in Numpy

  • Creating Numpy arrays.
  • Common operations on matrices.
  • Using ufuncs.
  • Views and broadcasting on Numpy arrays.
  • Optimizing performance by avoiding loops.
  • Optimizing performance with cProfile.

Processing Big Data with Python

  • Building and supporting distributed applications with Python.
  • Data storage: Working with SQL and NoSQL databases.
  • Distributed processing with Hadoop and Spark.
  • Scaling your applications.

Extending Python (and vice versa) with Other Languages

  • C#.
  • Java.
  • C++.
  • Perl.
  • Others.

Python Multi-Threaded Programming

  • Modules.
  • Synchronizing.
  • Prioritizing.

Data Serialization

  • Python object serialization with Pickle.

UI Programming with Python

  • Framework options for building GUIs in Python
    • Tkinter.
    • Pyqt.

Python for Maintenance Scripting

  • Raising and catching exceptions correctly.
  • Organizing code into modules and packages.
  • Understanding symbol tables and accessing them in code.
  • Picking a testing framework and applying TDD in Python.

Python for the Web

  • Packages for web processing.
  • Web crawling.
  • Parsing HTML and XML.
  • Filling web forms automatically.

Summary and Next Step

Requirements

  • Beginner to intermediate programming experience.
  • Knowledge of math and statistics.
  • Knowledge of database concepts.

Target Audience

  • Developers.
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