I am 24, and I've observed that students often find it difficult to learn new things because their teachers don't make enough effort to find new ways of teaching. Hats off to you, Alex. You are just awesome, making difficult topics way too easy to learn.
Thank you for this Alex, you've been an incredible help! I'm still going through the boot camp and I just just put up my website and resume, hoping to start applying to places and getting out there soon! Thank you so much :)
If anyone has an issue like I did creating an index using date for the Ice Cream Ratings table at 1:36, try using df.set_index('Date', inplace = True) in place of df = df.set_index('Date'). I'm guessing the software has been updated since Alex's initial posting of this video. 🤷🏿♂
I'm not going to lie. I've LOVED all your videos up until the Pandas series. I've really been struggling; not because of you, because of me. Alex you're a gem. The ONLY reason I'm making it through Pandas is because of your instructions, which are always so clear and easy to follow. As I've worked my way through your bootcamp series I've discovered that the process of coding is like learning all new things. You have ebbs and flows where it's a real struggle as you learn the new material, then you reach one mountain top and get super excited because the material finally "clicks", and then you're back at the bottom climbing another mountain. lol I know pandas and numpy are extremely important concepts to grasp in Python. I'm just struggling along waiting for them to "click". However, you make it soooo worth the struggle. I've learned SO MUCH already. I appreciate YOU. As always, THANK YOU!!
This is exactly how I've been feeling. I have finished the rest of the tutorials and loved them, but this pandas (not because of him) seems like it is taking forever(I've only been doing it for a day). I have enjoyed all the others very much though
Is there any reason why shift + tab doesn't work? I tried hitting shift tab with the cursor in the exact same location as the video, both before and after running the code. The tooltip does not come up for me.
How would you visualize categorical data on a bar graph? For example, I have a dataset of people's genders and whether they like an ice cream flavor or not. The x axis would be the flavors (chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla). The y axis would be the count of true and false responses. So each flavor would have two "bars" on the graph.
I'm doing this in VSC rather than Jupyter, and the plot does show when running it, only the text version of it. Is there a way to get the script to actually show the plot?
You can save plot as png: ``` line_chart = df.plot(kind='line', title='Ice Cream Ratings', xlabel='Daily Ratings', ylabel='Scores') line_chart.get_figure().savefig('line_chart.png') ```
Hello, I am a fan in Chinese Mainland. My name is Victor Joe, and I like your video very much. In China, because of the existence of the national wall of fire, many people cannot access UA-cam, so I want to translate your video into Chinese and put it on video websites that can be accessed in China, so that more Chinese friends can see your high-quality video. I sincerely request your authorization. Do you think it is OK?
I don't understand why someone needs Pandas when they have Tableau and PowerBI (unless they had to) I mean, if you have easy tool like excel to build, manipulate and create charts and reports, you don't go to SQL unless you were dealing with huge data which isn't the case in 95% of the time 😅
If a stakeholder asks for an ad-hoc analysis and you wanted to convey the insights visually, which oftentimes will reinforce the message, this can all be accomplished in the one place. You download the finished product as an html and it looks very impressive. This can be attached to an email and is extremely shareable, without the need to share entire workbooks in Tableau or Power BI.
I am 24, and I've observed that students often find it difficult to learn new things because their teachers don't make enough effort to find new ways of teaching. Hats off to you, Alex. You are just awesome, making difficult topics way too easy to learn.
one of the best video i have ever seen in the youtube for visualization of different plots.
Thank you for this Alex, you've been an incredible help! I'm still going through the boot camp and I just just put up my website and resume, hoping to start applying to places and getting out there soon! Thank you so much :)
Thanks for this, I'm taking the Google advance analytics course. So this will help me out.
If anyone has an issue like I did creating an index using date for the Ice Cream Ratings table at 1:36, try using df.set_index('Date', inplace = True) in place of df = df.set_index('Date'). I'm guessing the software has been updated since Alex's initial posting of this video. 🤷🏿♂
I'm not going to lie. I've LOVED all your videos up until the Pandas series. I've really been struggling; not because of you, because of me. Alex you're a gem. The ONLY reason I'm making it through Pandas is because of your instructions, which are always so clear and easy to follow.
As I've worked my way through your bootcamp series I've discovered that the process of coding is like learning all new things. You have ebbs and flows where it's a real struggle as you learn the new material, then you reach one mountain top and get super excited because the material finally "clicks", and then you're back at the bottom climbing another mountain. lol I know pandas and numpy are extremely important concepts to grasp in Python. I'm just struggling along waiting for them to "click". However, you make it soooo worth the struggle. I've learned SO MUCH already. I appreciate YOU. As always, THANK YOU!!
This is exactly how I've been feeling. I have finished the rest of the tutorials and loved them, but this pandas (not because of him) seems like it is taking forever(I've only been doing it for a day). I have enjoyed all the others very much though
really love these videos. thanks for all the time you put into them
This breakdown was amazing! Thank you!
You made it easier to understand, thank you sir.
It's really helpful when you attach dataset and code .thanks Alex 👍
Super basic easy to follow tutorial. Thank you!!!
thanks for the tutorial. its better for understanding if the data is real and can be made sense of.
Thanks for sharing Alex. This has been helpful.
Thanks for watching! :D
I really enjoyed this video. Especially applying the styles they seemed so cool😍😍
Best Bootcamp Alex ,Love your Videos
Hey have you installed jupyter notebook on your computer? I'm using pycharm but Jupyter looks lot more user friendly
Is there any reason why shift + tab doesn't work? I tried hitting shift tab with the cursor in the exact same location as the video, both before and after running the code. The tooltip does not come up for me.
me too huhuhu
any answers yet on this?
2 months later and I'm also struggling with this
Can you measure brain density or brain regions-volume by "voxels" (volume pixels) if you previously had MRI scan images?
Hello Alex, how can display Chinese characters for plt xlable, legend and title? Thanks.
How would you visualize categorical data on a bar graph? For example, I have a dataset of people's genders and whether they like an ice cream flavor or not. The x axis would be the flavors (chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla). The y axis would be the count of true and false responses. So each flavor would have two "bars" on the graph.
I'm doing this in VSC rather than Jupyter, and the plot does show when running it, only the text version of it. Is there a way to get the script to actually show the plot?
You can save plot as png:
```
line_chart = df.plot(kind='line', title='Ice Cream Ratings', xlabel='Daily Ratings', ylabel='Scores')
line_chart.get_figure().savefig('line_chart.png')
```
very useful thank you
Has the code interpreter doomed data analyst role.
I'll have a video on this next week :) Talk specifically about code interpreter, Microsoft Copilot 365, and AutoGPT
Hello guys someone could guideme and tell me if reports can be shared or exported for different users?
Shift + Tab isn't working in Jupyter Notebooks for me for some reason. Ever see this?
sometimes it works on my jupyter notebook, sometimes not
Alex,How can man make trading robot by using data analyze of the market's Structure ?
Have a nice day by the way^_^
thank you
i keep getting attribute err when using the xlable and ylable
Because it is xlabel and ylabel. You have a typo.
I would have gotten more out of this with a better use case and more explanation of what the charts were showing.
OOPs 😜😂
Hello, I am a fan in Chinese Mainland. My name is Victor Joe, and I like your video very much. In China, because of the existence of the national wall of fire, many people cannot access UA-cam, so I want to translate your video into Chinese and put it on video websites that can be accessed in China, so that more Chinese friends can see your high-quality video. I sincerely request your authorization. Do you think it is OK?
@alex
I don't understand why someone needs Pandas when they have Tableau and PowerBI (unless they had to)
I mean, if you have easy tool like excel to build, manipulate and create charts and reports, you don't go to SQL unless you were dealing with huge data which isn't the case in 95% of the time 😅
If a stakeholder asks for an ad-hoc analysis and you wanted to convey the insights visually, which oftentimes will reinforce the message, this can all be accomplished in the one place. You download the finished product as an html and it looks very impressive. This can be attached to an email and is extremely shareable, without the need to share entire workbooks in Tableau or Power BI.