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I learned a little bit of python back in college with the hope that it would give me a competitive edge in the field I hoped to enter. Lo and behold, I got a job in a different industry entirely and any knowledge of coding I once had became irrelevant.

Would it be worth it to pick up my python textbook again and self-teach in my free time if I don't want to make a career of coding? What exactly can python be used to create?

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[-] SupersonicScrub@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

If your job involves, numbers, data, spreadsheets, and placing that info into reports, then you can automate a good chunk of that work-flow using python. For all things data, checkout out the following libraries:

  • numpy (vectorized data manipulation)
  • pandas (data manipulation, and easy import/export to spreadsheets)
  • matplotlib (graphs, plots, and kinds of data visualization)
  • jinja2 (automatically generating reports from templates)
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