Thank you for simplifying this. Especially the boolean operators. Your videos are always resourceful.

This is really helpful for writing functions as well.

Although I have a CS background, yet your way of delivering info is very simple and easy. 😉😉😉😉

Thaks for the clear explination Alex!

I’m A business analyst at ING Bank but I will become a data analyst thanks to you on the future. Thanks for the video

@chimurujas5907

Жыл бұрын

What do you do as a business analyst? What tools do you use?

@furkaneren6381

Жыл бұрын

@@chimurujas5907 PL SQL ,AZURE, EXCEL

Waoooo. Make learning very easy and simple

I have found your channel as the best for btech or btech student who want to persuade his career as analyst or who not interested or have less understanding of python will get addicted and seriously best channel i have already seen your almost all videos. Please Bring more roadmaps to become data scientist. do I have to learn deep learning neural networks, NLP everything?

Thanks!

Thank you.

Can you go through some day to day tasks you need to complete as a data analyst in some of the tools e.g. python , excel, powerbi

@fahimhoq3166

Жыл бұрын

For python it would probably be covered later once we get to the advanced stuff in this series. He has a separate series for Power-Bi already in this channel, so check that out. You'll find it easier to navigate different series if you click on the Playlist section.

I understand everything that he did, except the last example when he added in wanted_scoops = 8. How did changing the name without assigning the variables still work?

Hi Dave, I know this is not related to the video but I need a little help if you can see this. I enrolled for the Google Analytics Certificate and applied for the financial aid. I got approved for the financial aid about a four days ago and finished the first course yesterday. Today I finished the first week on the second course but I’m not allowed to take the weekly challenge as it says I need to upgrade even though my financial aid got approved. Please do you have any idea why it comes out that way?

@cargon28

9 ай бұрын

I would send an email to Coursera, that issue is a mistake from them.

This is easier coming from SQL

@vectoralphaSec

Жыл бұрын

Yeah python is easier than SQL

@goon5031

Жыл бұрын

@@vectoralphaSec I'll take SQL over Python any day since the syntax for the former is easier than the syntax from the latter. All programming languages, however use the same or similar syntax when it comes to logical operators.

1:51 the only reason "vanilla" == "chocolate" is false is not because vanilla is not rqual to chocolate but the id that stores the string isnt equal [vanilla has one id] [choco has one different id] only lists has same id regardless of how you change it

Computer science kicked in for the logical operators, hah!

saying vanilla is greater than chocolate is crazy