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How to Learn Data Science Interactively with Python?

Roman Orac
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4 min readOct 10, 2021

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As the need for people to be data literate grows, Python’s popularity is growing with it. One of the annoyances of Python, regardless of if you are a Ph.D. Data Scientist or just starting to learn, is that the syntax can take a long time to get right. Often people spend much of their analysis going to Stack Overflow or Google to look up the correct code.

Is there a better way?

In case you’ve missed my previous articles about Mito have a look here.

Mito generates code on the fly while you work on your analysis

Photo by Alex Knight on Unsplash

Mito is a JupyterLab extension that enables exploring and transforming datasets with the ease of Excel.

Mito cuts down “search for the right code snippet” time significantly with its automatic code generation.

With Mito, you call the spreadsheet interface into your Python environment and each edit you make generates the equivalent Python in…

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