New Talk Python Course: Just Enough Python for Data Scientists

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mikeckennedy · 2h ago

Hi all. Michael here from Talk Python. We just released a new foundational course for data scientists called "Just Enough Python for Data Scientists". The idea is to help bridge the gap from getting into data science via notebooks and not with a CS degree to cover things like refactoring, reproducibility, single responsibility principle, etc. I hope it's useful to some of you!

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New Talk Python Course: Just Enough Python for Data Scientists

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