In this blog, I demonstrate how to run a Google query from a Python app extremely easily. The harder part is just the set up and knowing what to install. So, let’s start with the set up details: You’ll need to install the following packages IN ORDER: 1) beautifulsoup4 2) google NOTE: The package to […]
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Sample Size in Python
This is part of a 3-part series on the topic. Please read the posts in the order for maximum clarity and context: 1. Sample Size and Margin of Errors. Everything you need to know and ++ 2. Sample Size (Contd.) 3. Sample size in Python (This one) Ok, after reading the first 2 posts, you […]
Sample Size (Contd.)
This is part of a 3-part series on the topic. Please read the posts in the order for maximum clarity and context: 1. Sample Size and Margin of Errors. Everything you need to know and ++ 2. Sample Size (Contd.) 3. Sample Size in Python In this blog, we’ll use actual numbers to determine […]
Sample Size and Margin of Errors. Everything you need to know and ++
I’m not a statistician by profession or training. However, I find it fascinating with even the basics under my belt and find plethora of statistic’s practical usage. Without it, we’re really ignorant. With it, we’re equipped but not always best educated either. I heard the phrase again and again, “Correlation does not equal causation!” and […]
Need a baby name? Or just love data?
In either case, read on. I collected a dataset of poplular baby names from OpenData government site of City of New York ranging from 2011 through 2016…exactly 19,418 records. Original dataset view: What I want to do is find out: a) Most popular names b) Less popular names (or rare names used) c) Slice it […]
“Rabid Racoon” tracking (Python, using our own class)- Part 2
This is part 2 of the original series on Rabid Racoon. Please read Part 1 first to follow along. So, this time we’ll use a real-time graphing method using Python’s Turtle library instead of scatter plot as we did in Part 1. The beautiful part is, since we already created our custom Class in Part […]
“Rabid Racoon” tracking (Python, using our own class)- Part 1
Just like most high-level programming languages, Python also supports the idea of classes. Once the class(es) is/are created they can be inside the main python file or separated (in most usage scenarios), along with it methods. For Python-specific syntax, please refer to its documentation online or offline (python.org is a good start), but you should […]
Editing Registry using C/C++
WARNING: This is a real easy one, but can be dangerous! Do NOT use this for any malicious or system purposes unless you have been instructed to do so from a verified support professional! This is NOT intended to be anything other than for a test and education. I’ve written millions of lines of code […]
What is the mean age of 11-15?
This is an easy question “What is the mean age of 11-15?” really but it’s worth for people to understand the different concepts and differences between “mean“, “arithmetic mean“, “statistical mean“, “average“, “midrange“, “median“, and “mode“. The arithmetic mean and average are the same thing. So, if you find the average of the numbers 11 to […]
Python and SQL
As expected Python has great connectivity to SQL and its variants; Python is made for queries and data analysis afterall. So, I decided to tinker with it a bit (I’m not a programmer per se, see my About page; so I share these simpler, more approachable codes for inspiring interest and education for beginners and […]