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Let's Code Python: A Beginner's Guide with a hint of Data Science

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Children today are growing up in a world full of lots and lots of data. From the number of subscriptions they have on YouTube, to the number of Google Reviews they have read or written on a restaurant to the movies and shows they watch on Netflix based on recommendations off their predicted likes - all of these have a deep connection with data. Data is termed as the new oil thanks to its intrinsic value.This is why the most powerful companies on the planet like Google, Facebook, Netflix, Amazon owe their immense clout to the huge amount of data that they have accumulated about people and their behaviour. You have heard of the term Big Data which is all about gathering, storing, managing these multi-terabytes or more of data. Using this data to draw inferences about the past and more importantly making predictions about the future is Data Science. Data Science uses many next generation tools to handle Big Data and Python is one such tool that is very widely used today. Python is also one of the most popular programming languages and one of the best to start a text-based coding journey. It is simple, easy to use, yet powerful and versatile. It is equally favored by students and professionals. It is a great language to learn as a beginner or when moving up from a block-based language like Scratch.This book will help children who do not have a background in text-based computer programming to learn Python basics. A special emphasis has been given in the book on using Python for Data Science. Each chapter has exercises and builds upon the previous knowledge gained. Children will also walk through two detailed exercises that will demonstrate how these tools can be used in retail sales and multinational eCommerce scenarios.

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Author:

Ms Madhumalti Sharma, Prithwis Mukerjee

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Madhumalti Sharma

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About Ms Madhumalti Sharma
Madhumalti is a lead innovator by thought and process introducing coding for kids over the weekend and made it astoundingly popular. She has more than 24 years of experience in technology of which 11 years were with IBM. She formally founded Workshop4Me a.s.b.l. a non profit organization in Luxembourg seven years ago, to move children from being “consumers” to “creators” using technology. She is EU Code week Ambassador and EU Robotics National Coordinator for Luxembourg. She is mentor at STEM Scholars Program with the New York Academy of Sciences. She mentors children, especially girls for hackathons and coding competitions like Technovation Global App development challenge. Workshop4Me’s Executive team speaks at several technology and entrepreneurship conferences including TEDx, European Women in Technology, CodeMotion etc. and has won many awards and accolades.

More details here - https://workshop4me.com/our-team-1

https://www.linkedin.com/in/madhumaltisharma/

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