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Have a plan, keep it simple and stick to it.
Set up our home office with me ✨👩🏻💻🤍#homeoffice
Normal night in the midnight.
This one has an interesting story. It was in a place where we shared files through a shared data server locally (localhost only), so there was no network access to use the famous "I love PDF" or software like Adobe to convert and make some changes.
With that in mind, I used the PyPDF library to make a code that changes like converting, splitting, merging, and set it up on the server for people to use. Everyone loved both how the program worked and the crazy aesthetic that I made it and my boss approved. Well, problem solved! And fun too, I must say. And since this is a Studyblr, I have to mention how worthwhile it is to study a library you've never seen before but that seems to do everything you need at that moment. Putting a small project into practice, seeing how people react to it, then studying and improving it in a way that reflects your own growth. That was made with Django Web Framework.
Why NumPy?
So in data science what is the thing we deal with?
Data, right?
Yes, and how do we store the data?
Array? List? Dictionary?
Right.. Now think here we’re dealing with tons and tons of data and the data where we’re storing is super slow. What is gonna be the experience?
Terrible.
Absolutely, and that is why we use NumPy. In data science NumPy is the fundamental package to perform high-level mathematical computations on multi-dimensional arrays. So we store the data in NumPy arrays, and use NumPy to perform those computations. . . .
Sajan Sandhu WSU also spends a lot of spare time supporting charities. He is on the board of a charity that helps raise money for food and accommodation for homeless people.
Sajan Sandhu is an IT professional of WSU who is currently working as a software engineer. He has experience working as a laboratory assistant.
Sajan Sandhu WSU also spends a lot of spare time supporting charities. He is on the board of a charity that helps raise money for food and accommodation for homeless people.
