I want to give back to this community by sharing tutorials and quizzes that I can find on python and data analysis.

Do feel free to post questions or quizzes as well.

**I don't know if nairaland is enabled for code writing but until that is confirmed, let us all take a screenshot of our code in any of a our favourite IDM and send here.

**Phone apps to use include pydroid, jupyter in pydroid, sololearn...

So our very first question is on string methods, what is the right answer?

PythonPros:
So for our first question, what is the right answer?

A

Teach me data analysis please

Rastafryrice:


A

Correct.

'strip() is a python string class method that removes white spaces before and after a string. Similarly 'rstrip removes spaces located at the right side of a string while 'lstrip removes spaces from the left side.


Let's make it more challenging....

1. Can you give a scenario in which strip() method is considered useful?

2. Can you write the function behind the strip method?

DefKon:
Teach me data analysis please

It starts with learning python basics and statistics. Coursera can help with that. Once you have mastered that, picking up concepts behind data analysis with python should be pretty easy.

It's important you don't feel rushed. Make out a few hours a day to learn and practice. Again, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. You need to love what you do and have fun while doing it.

I will be honest, it won't be easy but if you persist, it definitely gets better. Cheers

DefKon:
Teach me data analysis please

If you need a private tutorial, that can be arranged as well

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@Pythonpros why did you stop

yinkeys:
@Pythonpros why did you stop

Very little feedback. Many wanted some form of tutorial with interactive exercises. I am pleased to announce that we have that on ground now.

Kindly visit this thread for more information on this: https://www.nairaland.com/7879215/learn-data-analysis-python-hurry#126455057

Teach me data analysis please

We now offer tutorials and interactive sessions regarding this. Kindly visit this page for more details

https://www.nairaland.com/7879215/learn-data-analysis-python-hurry

Quiz

String1 = "Hello World"
String2 = "Python is Fun!"


print(String1[0])
print(String1[0:5])
print(String1[:5])
print(String1[6:])


String3 = String1[:6] + String2[:6]
print(String3)


print(String2[:7]*5)

PythonPros:


We now offer tutorials and interactive sessions regarding this. Kindly visit this page for more details

https://www.nairaland.com/7879215/learn-data-analysis-python-hurry

When do you intend to start
Let me refer more people

yinkeys:

When do you intend to start
Let me refer more people

Already started. Thanks for the referral

yinkeys:
Quiz

String1 = "Hello World"
String2 = "Python is Fun!"


print(String1[0])
print(String1[0:5])
print(String1[:5])
print(String1[6:])


String3 = String1[:6] + String2[:6]
print(String3)


print(String2[:7]*5)

1... H
2...Hell
3...Hell
4...World


5...Hello pytho
6... Python python python python python.
Check for mistakes bro

Need someone to teach me abeg

PYTHONCODER1:


Do you know that the string.strip() method can take an optional string argument that specifies the set of characters to be removed from the beginning or end of the string?
For instance:
my_string = 'PYTHONCODER1'
print(my_string.strip('PYTHON')

#CODER1 will be printed

Yes. I do know that

Dracking:



1... H
2...Hell
3...Hell
4...World


5...Hello pytho
6... Python python python python python.
Check for mistakes bro

Need someone to teach me abeg

H
Hello
Hello
World
Hello Python
Python Python Python Python Python


Always note that Python counting starts from 0.
Just like British ground floor zero
Assume zero if no number indicated at start in columns within the argument.
And take this order when counting.
Start:Stop:Step
Negate step when there’s only one column sign within argument
Case sensitive language too

Where is @PYTHONCODER1 ?

Another Quiz

MyString = ‘´ Hello World ´´

print(MyString.upper())

print(MyString.strip())
print(MyString.center(21, ‘´*’´))
print(MyString.strip().center(21, ´´*’’)

print(MyString.isdigit())
print(MyString.istitle())

print(max(MyString))

print(MyString.split())
print(MyString.split()[0])

Still easier than using nested if, for & while loop statements

Can anyone pls explain what max(string) & min(string) does

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