This week, I dove into Python’s object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, and what a journey! From creating custom classes to understanding how functions can manipulate objects, I felt like I was building tiny software factories. In this assignment, I explored how to define and manipulate Python classes by building a ‘Rectangle’ object from scratch. I created […]
Module 4. Hello again. Today, we are learning more about using Python math libraries and loops. Problem 1: Roots In this exercise, I used Python to solve a quadratic equation by applying the well-known formula from algebra. What made it especially fun was seeing how easily Python’s built-in math library handled the heavy lifting. From […]
Module # 3 Assignment This week’s assignment allowed me to deepen my understanding of Python’s functions and core data structures in a hands-on and rewarding way. I enjoyed writing custom functions with different types of arguments, practicing return values, and exploring how to call functions using loops and keyword inputs. What really stood out to […]
Hello again. This week it is visualization week! I enjoyed this assignment this week because it allowed me to explore the artistic side of data while comparing three powerful visualization techniques in R. The dataset I selected, Anscombe’s Quartet, was ideal for this exercise because it is simple, compact, and visually rich despite having no […]
This week’s assignment was an excellent exercise to understand how to visualize Part-to-Whole data. The data set given has two columns: Average Position and Time.I will visualize this small dataset using Plot.ly. Here is a little snip of the data. Let’s start graphing: Given the data set, a line graph is a suitable way to […]
Everyday Stat, Analytics & Python 