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BW #16: Consumer oil prices
How much do people pay for oil-based products in different countries? How do these prices vary over time?
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BW #15: Eurovision (solution)
The annual Eurovision contest, in which nations battle through song and dance, takes place this week. We'll look through historical Eurovision data — and examine it via the Seaborn plotting package.
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BW #15: Eurovision
The annual Eurovision contest, in which nations battle through song and dance, takes place this week. We'll look through historical Eurovision data — and examine it via the Seaborn plotting package.
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BW #14: JOLTS (solution)
Is the US really experiencing a record wave of people quitting their jobs? Is that wave taking place equally across different US regions? This week, we analyze the government's JOLTS data.
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BW #14: JOLTS
Is the US really experiencing a record wave of people quitting their jobs? Is that wave taking place equally across different US regions? This week, we analyze the government's JOLTS data.
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Take your Python + Pandas to the next level
My four-month Python Analytics Bootcamp starts its third cohort on May 17th. Join me to learn more about it!
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BW #13: Python developers (solution)
In honor of PyCon US 2023, we'll look at some data from the most recent Python developers survey. What other programming languages do they use? What education did they get?
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BW #13: Python developers
In honor of PyCon US 2023, we'll look at some data from the most recent Python developers survey. What other programming languages do they use? What education did they get?
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BW #12: Tourism (solution)
This week, I'm traveling to the US to attend PyCon in Salt Lake City. What changes do we see in these numbers over time?
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BW #12: Tourism
This week, I'm traveling to the US to attend PyCon in Salt Lake City. What changes do we see in these numbers over time?
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BW #11: Software jobs (solution)
With the recent layoffs in tech, it's easy to think there aren't any open jobs for programmers. How do coding jobs compare with the rest of the economy? And are all countries experiencing trouble?
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BW #11: Software jobs
With the recent layoffs in tech, it's easy to think there aren't any open jobs for programmers. How do coding jobs compare with the rest of the economy? And are all countries experiencing trouble?