To learn data analysis, learn excel or python first?

Why study data analysis?(The full set of tutorials is available at the end of the article)

Are there any skills that can be used in various industries in the era of big data and artificial intelligence?

Yes, data analysis means that extracting valuable information from data is one of the necessary skills in the era of big data and artificial intelligence!

Marketers can improve marketing strategies through data analysis, product managers can gain insight into user habits through data analysis, financial practitioners can avoid investment risks through data analysis, and company executives can guide decision-making through data analysis.

No matter what industry you are in, mastering data analysis skills will make you more competitive.

How to learn data analysis?

Data analysis is an interdisciplinary subject. To put it simply, you can do some data analysis after learning to use Excel. If it is more complicated, you need to use SQL knowledge. For "advanced" ones, you need to use data analysis methods. The common ones are statistical models, such as analysis of variance, contingency analysis, linear regression, logistic regression, principal component analysis, time series, etc. And if you want to study further, you need to master data mining model algorithms such as decision trees, cluster analysis, association rules, neural networks, and random forests. In addition to learning theoretical knowledge, you also need to master some common data analysis tools, such as SPSS, SAS, R, Python, etc., and pay special attention to the learning of programming languages. Mastering a programming language can make analysis work more efficient.

The above are the basic skills that need to be mastered on the road to learning data analysis. As for how to learn? Of course, the most effective method is the method of combining theory and practice, so as to truly apply what you have learned.

Today I recommend this book "Compared with Excel, Easy to Learn Python Data Analysis". This book integrates Python, Excel, and data analysis into one, which is a major feature of this book. By comparing Excel functional operations to learn Python implementation codes, instead of learning Python codes directly, this greatly reduces the learning threshold and eliminates readers' fear of codes. It is suitable for data analysts who are new to the industry, and also suitable for data analysts who are more proficient in Excel, or professionals who want to improve work efficiency in other positions.

Without further ado, let’s show it directly:

Part 1 Getting Started

Chapter 1 Fundamentals of Data Analysis

what is data analysis

Why do data analysis

What is data analysis analyzing?

The routine process of data analysis

Data Analysis Tools: Excel and Python

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Part II Practice

Chapter 2 Getting Familiar with Pot—Python Basics

What is Python

Python download and installation

Introducing Jupyter Notebooks

basic concept

string

Data Structures - Lists

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Chapter 3 Pandas Data Structures

Series data structure

DataFrame tabular data structure

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Chapter 4 Preparing Ingredients - Obtaining Data Sources

Import external data

new data

Familiar with the data

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Chapter 5 Washing Rice and Vegetables - Data Preprocessing

Missing value handling

Duplicate value handling

Detection and handling of outliers

data type conversion

index settings

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Chapter 6 Selection of Dishes - Data Selection

column selection

line selection

Row and column selection at the same time

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Chapter 7 Cutting Side Dishes - Numerical Operation

value replacement

numerical sort

numerical ranking

value deletion

Numeric count

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Chapter 8 Start Cooking - Data Crunch

arithmetic operation

comparison operation

Summary operation

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Chapter 9 Cooking Timer - Time Series

Get the time at the current moment

Specifies the format of the date and time

Convert between string and time format

time index

time calculation

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Chapter 10 Classification of dishes - data grouping/pivot table

data packet

pivot table

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Chapter 11 Fruit Platter - Multi-Table Splicing

Horizontal stitching of tables

Vertical splicing of tables

Export as .xlsx file

Export as .csv file

Export files to multiple Sheets

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Chapter 13 Dishes Arrangement - Data Visualization

what is data visualization

The basic process of data visualization

Basic elements of a chart

Visualization with Excel and Python

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Part III Advanced

Chapter 14 Typical Data Analysis Cases

Using Python to Realize Report Automation

send email automatically

If you are a data analyst for a supermarket chain

If you are a data analyst at a bank

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Chapter 15 NumPy Arrays

Introduction to NumPy

Generation of NumPy arrays

Data preprocessing of NumPy arrays

NumPy array reshape

NumPy array merge

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