[Tutor] Local Coder/Tutor

[Leam Hall]

Hey, welcome to the list!

Learning Python is pretty easy, and fun! You've done some research, and you know what a CSV file is, so that puts you ahead of the game. How much python do you know? Have you done something like Alan's tutorial (http://www.alan-g.me.uk/l2p2/index.htm)?

As Alan said, the Standard Library CSV module may give you everything you need. Once you read the data in, Python will let you do lots, even without Pandas or NumPy.

Programming is open to whatever you put into it. The code doesn't care about your age, skin tone, gender, or cultural background.

Leam

On 10/14/23 03:19, Alan Gauld via Tutor wrote:
> On 14/10/2023 03:33, Verizon!! via Tutor wrote:
>> I'm a 67 year old retired guy that wants to learn python.
>> I was hoping to find someone local in the Fort Lauderdale Florida area.
> 
> There may be a Python user group in your area.
> However, the tutor list is a Q&A style community. You ask
> questions and we answer them, we don't offer 1-1 in person tutors.
>   > I also have a csv datafile that I thought would be a good project
> 
> Yes, that's a fair place to start. If you are just learning the
> language the csv module in the standard library will let you
> read it into a tuple or dictionary. If you need to do some
> heavy data processing then Pandas is a better option but has
> a lot of other "stuff" that comes with it!.
> 

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