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<h1> Tutorials</h1>
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<p><h3><a href="/Getting_Started"> Getting Started with Python</a></h3></p>
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In this tutorial we will go through the basics of getting started with Python.
We will start by going through the installation and setup of Anaconda. Then we
will learn about the basics of jupyter notebooks and write your first Python code.
We will continue with some basics of python including variables, lists, functions,
and loops. This tutorial is best for people who have never used python or coded in general.
On the right you can also find other beginner level tutorials from excellent instructors!
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<p><h3> Python for Data Analysis</h3></p>
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For the second tutorial, we will follow up on the previous tutorial by learning about
numpy and pandas for investigating a dataset and practicing useful pandas skills.
We will also do some simple data visualization and modeling techniques, including histograms,
box and whisker plots, and linear regression. This tutorial will set you up well for
working with large excel sheets in pretty much any role.
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<p><h3> Beginner Tutorials for Python</h3></p>
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<li><a href="https://pythonprogramming.net/python-fundamental-tutorials/">Python Programming</a>
by Sentdex is one of the best websites to learn skills with Python, especially for machine
learning. </li>
<li><a href="https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-programming-examples/">GeeksforGeeks</a>
is a great website for quick references on syntax, useful examples, and standard libraries. </li>
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