I have completed a few brief JavaScript projects, one of which is a quiz game. In this game, you can select a question and input your answer in the provided text area. Upon clicking the submit button, a message will appear indicating whether your answer was correct or not. The …
Short Projects with JavaScript
Electric Vehicle Population Data Dashboard
As the number of electric cars (EVs) on the road continues to increase, there is a growing need for data analysis and manipulation to gain better insights into the trends and patterns of EV usage. This is due to the rising popularity of EVs as people become more aware of …
Calgary’s Shared Micromobility (e-Bikes and e-Scooters) Pilot Trips Data Dashboard
To understand the patterns of use such as the origin, distance, frequency, day, and time of day, I have gathered the data from the City of Calgary’s Open Data Portal. Electric scooters or e-scooters are a convenient and sustainable way of getting around the city where I live. I made …
Jupyter and Pandas Project: Cleaning Data Scientist Jobs Dataset
This project includes the following data-cleaning tasks in Jupyter using the pandas library: # Get cell info # Clean Salary Estimate. # Remove range. Get average of maximum and minimum values and save it to # another column ‘Salary_Average_Clean’ # Clean Job Description # Clean Rating # Clean Company Name …
Jupyter and Pandas Project: Working on Data Scientist Jobs Dataset
This study looks at some real-world queries and solutions that can be addressed using Jupyter Notebook, pandas, and matplotlib using this dataset: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/andrewmvd/data-scientist-jobs. Below are the results. You may see my code in my GitHub repo here: Which top 15 companies are hiring the most data scientists? What are the …
Jupyter with Pandas using Large Datasets for Sorting, Filtering, Slicing, and Looping
To give you a brief overview of sort, filter, slice, and loop in Jupyter with Pandas, I will start with some definitions and move to simple codes that perform those tasks. Jupyter is an open-source web application that is used to create and share live codes and visualizations. Pandas, on …
Jupyter with Numpy – Random Walks Simulation
This article includes: What is Random Walks Simulation? Suppose you have a coin. Each time you flip it and get head, you walk forward. If you get tails, you walk backward. You do this several times and you end up with so many patterns on the ground. The final location …
Numpy Sorting
Numpy is a Python library and one of its functions is Sorting used for organizing data into a particular order. Numpy sorting is useful for managing large amounts of data. It is also a necessary step in calculations and analyses. To use this feature, you need to import the Numpy …
Numpy Basics with matplotLib and mpl_toolkits
Matplotlib is a Python library that is used to create visualizations such as line charts, bar graphs, scatter plots, histograms, and a lot more. If you are using PyCharm, to get started with Matplotlib, go to the Terminal or click ALT+F12 on the keyboard. Install Matplotlib using pip as shown: …
CRUD Operations in Python
CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete. It is used in database applications to manage data and its persistent storage. CREATE refers to the methods of adding new data to the database. Adding in database involves the INSERT SQL statement. READ refers to the methods of retrieving existing data …