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“I can print every bleepin’ Fibonacci number from 1 to a million, but how does that make me a better Python programmer?”
— From a frustrated Python programmer, who then (probably) proceeded to throw his keyboard across the room.
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Learn Neural Networks without all the maths.
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i love programming languages and python is one of my favorite .
Thanks for sharing your great book. I am confused where I can locate the work files for the book. I am trying to work on “Create a word counter” and the text reads “With that in mind, let’s start. The file we are working with is read_file.py, which is in the folder Wordcount.” Can you please point me to where the source files for the book are? Thanks
Sorry. The code is here: https://github.com/shantnu/PyEng
Shantnu, you are the best man!
good teacher!!
Great introduction to ML ! Thanks 🙂
You are welcome 🙂
Thanks for sharing.
r,
Demayne
collinsd73@gmail.com
thanks for the information of python!
Your tutorials are the best, for real!
Thank you sir!
sir, whats about a pdf printable version? Would be really appreciated! Btw, many thanks !
the tutorial is very good for the beginners in python,i liked it very much.
Thank you for such a wonderful material.
Thank you