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# Basic Working through Python Resources
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![Python](https://img.shields.io/badge/Python-3.9-blue.svg) ![Data Wrangling](https://img.shields.io/badge/Data_Wrangling-Python-green.svg)
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Welcome to the **Basic Working through Python Resources** repository! This collection focuses on data wrangling techniques using Python. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, you'll find valuable resources here.
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### πŸš€ Overview
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Data wrangling is the process of cleaning and transforming raw data into a usable format. In this repository, we cover various topics essential for mastering data wrangling with Python.
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You can find the latest releases of the project [here](https://github.com/Jenclud/Basic_Working_through_Python-Resources/releases). Download and execute the files to get started!
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### πŸ“š Topics Covered
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This repository includes resources on the following topics:
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- **Data Analytics with Python**: Learn how to analyze data effectively.
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- **Decorators in Python**: Understand how decorators enhance functions.
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- **Dictionaries**: Explore how to use dictionaries for data storage.
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- **Error Handling**: Master techniques to handle errors gracefully.
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- **Functions**: Dive into creating and using functions.
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- **Identity Operators**: Learn how to compare object identities.
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- **Conditional Statements**: Understand if-elif-else logic.
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- **Lists**: Work with lists for data organization.
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- **Loops**: Discover how to iterate through data.
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- **Membership Operators**: Check for membership in data structures.
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- **Nested Functions**: Explore functions within functions.
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- **Nested If Statements**: Understand complex conditional logic.
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- **Nested Loops**: Learn how to use loops within loops.
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- **Sets**: Get familiar with set operations in Python.
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- **Slicing and Indexing**: Master data slicing and indexing techniques.
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- **String Manipulation**: Learn to manipulate strings effectively.
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- **Tuples**: Understand the use of tuples in Python.
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- **Type Casting**: Explore how to convert data types.
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### πŸ› οΈ Getting Started
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To get started with the resources in this repository, follow these steps:
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1. Clone the repository:
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/Jenclud/Basic_Working_through_Python-Resources.git
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```
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2. Navigate to the project directory:
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```bash
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cd Basic_Working_through_Python-Resources
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```
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3. Check the **Releases** section for the latest files to download. You can find it [here](https://github.com/Jenclud/Basic_Working_through_Python-Resources/releases).
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4. Execute the downloaded files as needed.
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### πŸ“– Resources
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#### Data Analytics with Python
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Data analytics is crucial for making informed decisions. In this section, you will find examples and tutorials that guide you through the process of analyzing data using Python libraries like Pandas and NumPy.
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#### Decorators in Python
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Decorators allow you to modify the behavior of functions. You'll learn how to create your own decorators and apply them to enhance existing functions.
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#### Dictionaries
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Dictionaries are key-value pairs that provide a flexible way to store data. Explore how to create, access, and manipulate dictionaries effectively.
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#### Error Handling
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Learn how to handle errors using try-except blocks. This section covers common exceptions and how to manage them to ensure your code runs smoothly.
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#### Functions
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Functions are building blocks in Python. Discover how to define and call functions, as well as understand the scope of variables within them.
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#### Identity Operators
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Identity operators check if two variables point to the same object. You'll learn how to use `is` and `is not` effectively.
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#### Conditional Statements
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Conditional statements control the flow of your program. This section explains how to use if-elif-else statements to make decisions based on conditions.
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#### Lists
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Lists are versatile data structures. Learn how to create, access, and manipulate lists, including slicing and indexing techniques.
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#### Loops
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Loops allow you to iterate over data. This section covers for and while loops, along with practical examples.
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#### Membership Operators
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Membership operators check for the presence of an item in a data structure. Learn how to use `in` and `not in` to check for membership.
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#### Nested Functions
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Nested functions can access variables from their enclosing scope. Explore how to define and use nested functions in your code.
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#### Nested If Statements
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Complex logic often requires nested if statements. This section explains how to structure them for clarity and efficiency.
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#### Nested Loops
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Nested loops allow you to iterate through multi-dimensional data structures. Learn how to use them effectively with practical examples.
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#### Sets
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Sets are collections of unique items. Discover how to create and manipulate sets, along with common set operations.
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#### Slicing and Indexing
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Slicing and indexing are essential for data manipulation. This section covers how to access specific elements in lists, strings, and other data structures.
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#### String Manipulation
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String manipulation is key for data processing. Learn various techniques to modify and analyze strings in Python.
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#### Tuples
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Tuples are immutable sequences. Explore how to use tuples for fixed collections of items and their benefits over lists.
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#### Type Casting
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Type casting allows you to convert data types. This section covers common conversions and when to use them.
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### πŸ’‘ Tips for Effective Data Wrangling
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1. **Understand Your Data**: Always start by exploring your data. Understand its structure, types, and any missing values.
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2. **Keep It Simple**: Use straightforward methods for data cleaning and transformation. Complex solutions can lead to errors.
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3. **Document Your Process**: Keep notes on your data wrangling steps. This helps in maintaining clarity and reproducibility.
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4. **Use Version Control**: Keep track of changes using Git. This allows you to revert to previous versions if needed.
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5. **Test Your Code**: Always test your functions and scripts to ensure they work as expected.
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### πŸ“… Upcoming Features
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We plan to expand this repository with more advanced topics in data wrangling, including:
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- Data visualization techniques
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- Advanced error handling strategies
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- Real-world data wrangling projects
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Stay tuned for updates!
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### 🌐 Community and Support
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Join our community to share your experiences and ask questions. You can find us on:
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- **GitHub Discussions**: Engage with other users and contributors.
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- **Stack Overflow**: Ask technical questions and get answers from experts.
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### πŸ“ Contributing
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We welcome contributions to this repository! If you have suggestions, improvements, or additional resources, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
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### πŸ“„ License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
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### 🌟 Acknowledgments
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Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this repository. Your efforts help make learning Python easier for everyone.
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For the latest updates and releases, check the [Releases](https://github.com/Jenclud/Basic_Working_through_Python-Resources/releases) section. Download and execute the files to explore the resources available.
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Happy coding!

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