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What is Anaconda?
What is Anaconda?
Anaconda is a distribution of the Python and R programming languages for scientific computing, that aims to simplify package management and deployment.
What are the two programming languages included in Anaconda?
What are the two programming languages included in Anaconda?
Python and R
Anaconda is only compatible with Windows operating system.
Anaconda is only compatible with Windows operating system.
False (B)
What types of packages are included in Anaconda's distribution?
What types of packages are included in Anaconda's distribution?
Pandas is a library used for working with character strings.
Pandas is a library used for working with character strings.
What are some of the functionalities provided by Pandas?
What are some of the functionalities provided by Pandas?
What is the origin of the name 'Pandas'?
What is the origin of the name 'Pandas'?
Who created Pandas and in what year?
Who created Pandas and in what year?
Pandas can only analyze small datasets, not big data.
Pandas can only analyze small datasets, not big data.
Pandas can be used to clean messy datasets and make them readable and relevant.
Pandas can be used to clean messy datasets and make them readable and relevant.
Write the code to import Pandas into your Python environment.
Write the code to import Pandas into your Python environment.
What is NumPy?
What is NumPy?
Besides working with arrays, what other programming areas does the NumPy library support?
Besides working with arrays, what other programming areas does the NumPy library support?
NumPy is specifically designed for working with the R programming language.
NumPy is specifically designed for working with the R programming language.
What is the core functionality of NumPy within the Python programming language?
What is the core functionality of NumPy within the Python programming language?
What is the full form of NumPy?
What is the full form of NumPy?
Python lists offer the same speed and efficiency as NumPy arrays for large-scale numerical computations.
Python lists offer the same speed and efficiency as NumPy arrays for large-scale numerical computations.
How much faster are NumPy arrays compared to Python lists?
How much faster are NumPy arrays compared to Python lists?
What is the name of the array object in NumPy?
What is the name of the array object in NumPy?
Write the code to import NumPy into your Python environment.
Write the code to import NumPy into your Python environment.
NumPy stands for ______.
NumPy stands for ______.
How do you create a NumPy array containing the numbers 15, 80, 10, and 25?
How do you create a NumPy array containing the numbers 15, 80, 10, and 25?
How do you print the contents of the NumPy array 'x'?
How do you print the contents of the NumPy array 'x'?
How do you create a NumPy array called 'y' with the numbers 40, 10, 20, and 50, using the alias 'np' for NumPy?
How do you create a NumPy array called 'y' with the numbers 40, 10, 20, and 50, using the alias 'np' for NumPy?
How do you create a two-dimensional NumPy array called 'x1' with the following structure: [[10, 50, 20], [60, 70, 30]]
How do you create a two-dimensional NumPy array called 'x1' with the following structure: [[10, 50, 20], [60, 70, 30]]
Given a NumPy array 'y1' with the following structure: [[1, 2, 3], [11, 22, 33], [111, 222, 333]], how do you determine the number of dimensions of 'y1'?
Given a NumPy array 'y1' with the following structure: [[1, 2, 3], [11, 22, 33], [111, 222, 333]], how do you determine the number of dimensions of 'y1'?
Given a NumPy array 'w' with the following structure: [[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]], [[7, 8, 9], [1, 4, 5]]], how do you access the element at the index [1, 1, 0]?
Given a NumPy array 'w' with the following structure: [[[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]], [[7, 8, 9], [1, 4, 5]]], how do you access the element at the index [1, 1, 0]?
Given the same NumPy array 'w', how do you get the element at index [0, 1, 2] and print it?
Given the same NumPy array 'w', how do you get the element at index [0, 1, 2] and print it?
Flashcards
Anaconda
Anaconda
A Python and R distribution for scientific computing, designed to simplify package management and deployment.
Pandas
Pandas
A Python library for data analysis and manipulation, built on top of Python.
Series
Series
A Pandas data structure, similar to a column in a spreadsheet, containing labeled data.
DataFrame
DataFrame
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NumPy
NumPy
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ndarray
ndarray
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Package Management
Package Management
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Data Analysis
Data Analysis
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Data Manipulation
Data Manipulation
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Numerical Computation
Numerical Computation
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Study Notes
Anaconda
- Anaconda is a software distribution, designed to simplify package management for Python and R programming languages.
- It is used for scientific computing.
- The distribution contains data science packages compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Pandas
- Pandas is an open-source data analysis and manipulation tool.
- It's built on top of the Python programming language.
- It is a Python library used to work with data sets.
- Pandas offers functionalities to analyze, clean, explore, and manipulate data.
- The name Pandas combines "Panel Data" and "Python Data Analysis," and was created by Wes McKinney in 2008.
- It enables analyzing large datasets and drawing statistical conclusions.
- Pandas excels in cleaning messy data, making it readable and relevant.
NumPy
- NumPy is a Python library for working with arrays.
- It offers functions for linear algebra, Fourier transforms, and matrices.
- It's a comprehensive library that extends Python's capabilities for numerical computation.
- It supports multi-dimensional arrays and matrices.
- It has a vast collection of mathematical functions for numerical operations.
- Stands for Numerical Python.
- NumPy arrays are significantly faster than Python lists for data manipulation.
- The core object in NumPy is the ndarray.
Pandas - Series
- A
Seriesis a one-dimensional labeled array capable of holding data of any type (integer, string, float, Python objects, etc.). - Can hold various data types.
- Creates labeled data which makes data analysis more organized and readable.
- Allows to perform various operations like indexing, sorting, and filtering.
- Can be used to represent different kinds of statistical data.
NumPy - Creating Arrays
- NumPy arrays are created using the
numpy.array()function. - The function takes an array-like structure as input.
- Input could be lists, tuples, or other NumPy arrays.
- Arrays can be multi-dimensional (e.g., rows and columns).
- They can be used for mathematical computations and data analysis.
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