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Python for Data Science 1.0.0

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Python for Data Science 1.0.0

Introduction
Workspace
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- IPython
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  - Start the IPython shell
  - IPython examples
  - IPython magic
  - Shell commands in IPython
  - Unix shell
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  - Show objects with display
  - foo.ipynb
  - Import notebooks
  - IPython extensions
  - Debugging
- Jupyter
- NumPy
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- pandas
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Read, persist and provide data
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- Open data
- pandas IO tools
- Serialisation formats
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  - Data serialisation
  - CSV
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    - CSV example
  - JSON
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    - JSON example
  - Excel
  - XML/HTML
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    - XML/HTML examples
    - BeautifulSoup
  - YAML
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    - Example
  - TOML
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    - Example
  - Pickle
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    - Pickle examples
  - Protocol Buffers (Protobuf)
  - Other Formats
- Intake
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- Requests
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  - Requests installation and sample application
  - Create module
- Overview
- Geodata
- PostgreSQL
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  - Foreign Data Wrappers (FDW)
  - Procedural programming languages
  - DB-API 2.0
  - Psycopg
  - Object-relational mapping
  - SQLAlchemy
  - Alembic
  - ipython-sql
  - PostGIS
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  - Database security
  - PostgreSQL performance
  - pgMonitor
  - pganalyze
- NoSQL databases
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- Application Programming Interface (API)
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  - FastAPI
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  - gRPC
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    - gRPC-Example
    - Test gRPC
- Glossary
Data cleansing and validation
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Visualise data
Performance
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Create a product
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- Manage code with Git
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  - Workspaces
  - Git installation and configuration
  - Working with Git
  - Git log
  - Git tags
  - Git branches
  - Undo changes
  - Git rebase
  - Git best practices
  - Git workflows
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  - Advanced Git
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    - Git cherry-pick
    - Find regressions with git bisect
    - Git hooks
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    - Jupyter Notebooks with Git
    - Git for binary files
    - Visual Studio Code
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      - GitLab VS Code Extension
    - GitLab
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    - git-big-picture
    - etckeeper
  - Git glossary
- Manage data with DVC
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- Reproduce environments
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  - Spack
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  - Pipenv
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- Creating programme libraries and packages
- Document
- Licensing
- Citing
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- Testing
- Logging
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- Check and improve code quality and complexity
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  - flake8
  - check-manifest
  - Mypy
  - Pytype
  - Wily
  - PyRe
  - Pysa
  - Black
  - isort
  - prettier
  - Code-Smells and Anti-Patterns
  - Rope
- Security
Create web applications
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Creating programme libraries and packages#

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