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📘 Python Foundations for Data Analysis

A structured, professional learning notebook series for mastering Python as a data analyst.


🔍 About This Repository

This repository contains a curated collection of Jupyter notebooks, organized to mirror a complete learning path through Python Foundations for Data Analysis.
Each chapter includes:

  • A clean Markdown-based lecture summary
  • Fully annotated Python examples
  • Tables for quick reference
  • Mutability & iterability comparisons
  • Type conversion and syntax rules
  • End-of-chapter Key Takeaways optimized for revision

This repo is built as a master notebook library that will grow with future topics such as data structures, functions, debugging, OOP, Pandas, NumPy, data cleaning, visualization, and more.


📂 Repository Structure

python_data_analysis/ ├── README.md ├── master_notebook/ │ └── python_data_analysis_master.ipynb ├── chapters/ │ ├── chapter01_data_types.ipynb │ ├── chapter02_variables.ipynb │ └── ... ├── datasets/ │ └── sample_data.csv └── exercises/ └──...


Folders Explained

Folder Purpose
notebook/ All polished chapter notebooks (Jupyter).
data/ CSV or JSON files used for practice, exercises, and projects.
scripts/ .py files to store reusable functions or automation (if needed later).
.gitkeep Ensures folders sync to GitHub even when empty.

🧠 Chapter 1: Python Data Types (Summary)

This chapter introduces foundational concepts including:

  • Data type categories (numeric, text, sequence, mapping, set, boolean, NoneType)
  • Single-value vs multi-value data types
  • Type checking with type()
  • Valid & invalid type conversions
  • Mutability (what can change)
  • Iterability (what can be looped through)
  • Sets and automatic duplicate removal
  • How curly braces behave in Python ({}, {1,2}, {"a":1}, etc.)

A fully annotated and structured notebook is located at:
📄 notebook/chapter01_data_types.ipynb


🚀 Skills Gained So Far

  • Understanding Python’s core data types
  • Using type() to debug and inspect variables
  • Differentiating between mutable and immutable objects
  • Identifying which objects are iterable
  • Converting between common data types
  • Working with sets and handling duplicate values
  • Building organized, clean, and professional notebooks

🏗️ Roadmap: Upcoming Chapters

You can expand this repository with the following chapters:

  1. Variables, Expressions & Operators
  2. Collections (Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, Sets)
  3. Control Flow (if/elif/else, loops)
  4. Functions (Parameters, Return Values, Scope)
  5. Debugging Techniques
  6. Object-Oriented Programming Basics
  7. File Handling (CSV, JSON)
  8. Pandas Foundations
  9. NumPy Foundations
  10. Data Cleaning & Wrangling
  11. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

Every chapter will follow your standardized format:

Markdown Overview → Annotated Python Code → Summary Tables → Key Takeaways


💡 How to Use This Repository

✔️ For Learning

Study each chapter notebook line by line.
Run the code yourself.
Take notes directly in the Markdown cells.

✔️ For Portfolio Building

This notebook series will form the foundation of your future Python portfolio for data science roles.

✔️ For Reuse in Future Classes

Your MSBA coursework will require Python, Pandas, NumPy, statistics, and ML foundations.
This repo ensures you always have a solid reference.


🔧 Setup Instructions

  1. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/tripledbt1/python_data_analysis.git
  2. Open in VS Code or Codespaces.

  3. Install Jupyter + Python extensions if needed.

  4. Run the notebooks


⭐ Acknowledgments

This repository is built in collaboration with ChatGPT as a learning partner, following a structured study plan aligned with:

Maven Analytics: Python for Data Analysis Track


📬 Questions or Improvements?

Feel free to open an issue or continue expanding this repository. This is your long-term Python foundation — build it once, build it right.

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