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New answer posted•3 years ago
Which language should I learn first, Java or Python?
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Asked by Abhishek Jain
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3 years ago
Python and Java are the two most popular programming languages. Both are used by a large number of people because they are high-level, general-purpose languages. The majority of today's desktop and online applications are written in Java. Python, however, is used to build applications for data Scien
New answer posted•4 years ago
How do you learn Python from scratch until you become a programmer?
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Asked by Anita
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4 years ago
Python supports many of today's technology, including vast libraries for Twitter, data mining, scientific calculations, designing, back-end servers for websites, engineering simulations, artificial learning, augmented reality, and whatnot.
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It is easy to install across all platforms and is easily int
New answer posted•4 years ago
I am weak in maths but I am interested in programming like c++, Java, what can I do? Also, I am not having maths in 12th science.
197 Views|Posted 4 years ago
Asked by Omkar Kenjale

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4 years ago
Don't worry about mathematics; learning C+ Java is not at all difficult. BCA is a good degree to learn all about the languages and software, but keep trying to grasp the fundamental mathematical concepts that will greatly assist you in your degree. Maintain your focus, and it's a simple subject to l
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All of the tiresome manual tasks can be automatically automated with the Python language without a second thought. According to customer behaviour, online merchants utilise market range analysis to pinpoint the transactions and item combinations inside those transactions. Additionally, it does the r
New answer posted•4 years ago
What is the eligibility & admission process for Python ? What are the benefits of pursuing the same?
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4 years ago
High-level, object-oriented, interpretable programming language. Between 1985 and 1990, Guido van Rossum designed it. Python source code is also accessible under the GNU General Public License, just like Perl (GPL). Learning Python is not required. Aspirant should have a basic understanding of terms
New answer posted•4 years ago
Which are the best institutes to pursue a course in python?
118 Views|1 Followers|Posted 4 years ago
Asked by Vishnu Prasad

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4 years ago
The DOIS Education team is doing a wonderful job of helping the students with any problems they may have had when taking an online course. We also offer career counselling and advice to help people choose the best path for their professional development. The DOIS Education Team assists professionals
New answer posted•4 years ago
Sir can commerce student enter in IT field as software developer or engineer after learning a programming language like python?
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Asked by Mulla Hassan

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4 years ago
For SDE roles, there are no language restrictions. In such interviews, you may pick your preferred language and learn how to code in it. Mastering data structures and algorithms is a requirement, as is practising as many issues as you can on platforms like Geeksforgeeks, Leetcode, Interviewbit, or a
New answer posted•4 years ago
I am have learnt python machine learning, NLP and table. Which elective should I choose - deep learning or big data?
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Asked by Mirza Irshadbaig

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4 years ago
Greetings! Mirza, Without data, machines cannot learn, and as we have already discussed, machine learning is better used in data Science. To model and comprehend the massive amounts of big data that are produced every day in the future, data scientists will need at least a rudimentary understanding
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Dear Omkar, I hope things are going well. Without a doubt, you can learn. There are many resources available right now. Both offline and internet resources are used. There are also many paid online animation courses available, but my recommendation is to go to college so that the work will be organi
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Python Programming at Aptech Computer Education.
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Asked by Socalled