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Data Analysis with Polars in Python

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Data Analysis with Polars in Python, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 41 lectures, 19 quizzes, based on 13 reviews, and has 984 subscribers.

You will learn about How to Read CSV Files into Polars DataFrames How to Push Data from Polars into a Database How to Read Excel Files into Polars DataFrames How to Aggregate Data How to Join DataFrames How to Take Advantage of Polars Superior Processing Speed This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Data Engineers looking to improve data manipulation skills or Data Engineers looking to utilize polars in their data pipelines or Pandas users looking to make the switch to Polars or Aspiring Data Analysts It is particularly useful for Beginner Data Engineers looking to improve data manipulation skills or Data Engineers looking to utilize polars in their data pipelines or Pandas users looking to make the switch to Polars or Aspiring Data Analysts.

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Summary

Title: Data Analysis with Polars in Python

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Quizzes: 19

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Published Quizzes: 19

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • How to Read CSV Files into Polars DataFrames
  • How to Push Data from Polars into a Database
  • How to Read Excel Files into Polars DataFrames
  • How to Aggregate Data
  • How to Join DataFrames
  • How to Take Advantage of Polars Superior Processing Speed
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginner Data Engineers looking to improve data manipulation skills
  • Data Engineers looking to utilize polars in their data pipelines
  • Pandas users looking to make the switch to Polars
  • Aspiring Data Analysts
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginner Data Engineers looking to improve data manipulation skills
  • Data Engineers looking to utilize polars in their data pipelines
  • Pandas users looking to make the switch to Polars
  • Aspiring Data Analysts
  • Who Should Take This Course?

  • Aspiring Data Analysts seeking to learn data discovery practices

  • Beginner Data Engineers looking to improve data manipulation skills

  • Data Engineers looking to utilize polars in their data pipelines

  • Pandas users looking to make the switch to Polars

  • Why Learn Polars

    Over the last decade Python has become more utilized in Data Pipelines. However, most pipelines faced performance issues when processing large datasets in Python. This limitation hindered Python’s ability to manage “Big Data”.

    But in recent years, Polars unlocked the door to processing large datasets with its high performance data structures. It uses parallel processing to quickly read data into DataFrames and Series.

    And its performance doesn’t stop there! Not only can Polars read and write data quickly, it can also manipulate vast amounts data faster than Pandas.

    After Finishing the Course, you’ll be able to: 

  • Read CSV files into Polars DataFrames

  • Know how to push data directly from Polars into a database

  • Export DataFrames to Excel

  • Aggregate complex datasets

  • Join DataFrames together

  • Utilize Polars’ superior processing speed

  • FAQs

    Q: Is the switch from Pandas difficult?

    A: No. The basic concepts are the same. There are definitely differences between the two libraries, but functionality between the two are very similar. If you can do it in Pandas, you can do it in Polars!

    Q: I’m already learning Pandas, would you say I’m wasting my time?

    A:No. My first exposure to DataFrames was using Pandas. Many of the concepts I learned in Pandas helped me understand Polars. They are definitely different in terms of performance. Pandas may at some point release a faster version, but as for now Polars is much faster when working with large datasets.

    Q: Pandas has integrations with many more libraries than Polars. Won’t I be missing out on these if I make the switch?

    A:Absolutely not. Its true that Polars does not have as many integrations with other python libraries, but switching from a polars DataFrame to a Pandas DataFrame is easy. Polars has a function that allows you to convert to and from a Pandas DataFrame. This allows you to get the performance of Polars while also getting the integrations of Pandas. Other libraries have also begun to build integrations with Polars so that may change altogether.

    Q: What kind of bear is best? 

    A:There are basically two schools of thought Pandas and Polars are indeed competing DataFrame libraries. Its probably for you to decide the answer to this question!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Getting Started

    Lecture 1: Welcome to the Course!

    Lecture 2: Installing Python

    Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code

    Lecture 4: Extensions for Visual Studio Code

    Lecture 5: Download Course Materials

    Chapter 2: DataFrame Inputs & Outputs

    Lecture 1: Installing Polars

    Lecture 2: Read CSV

    Lecture 3: Write CSV – Part 1

    Lecture 4: Write CSV – Part 2

    Lecture 5: Write Database

    Lecture 6: Read Database

    Lecture 7: Read Excel

    Lecture 8: From Pandas

    Lecture 9: Read ODS

    Lecture 10: JSON Normalize

    Lecture 11: Scan CSV (LazyFrames)

    Lecture 12: Reading Multiple CSV Files

    Lecture 13: Write Database (SQL Server)

    Chapter 3: Selecting From DataFrames

    Lecture 1: Select

    Lecture 2: Filter

    Lecture 3: Slicing & Sampling

    Lecture 4: Frame SQL

    Chapter 4: Joining & Appending to DataFrames

    Lecture 1: Inner Joins

    Lecture 2: Anti Joins

    Lecture 3: Left Joins

    Chapter 5: Aggregation Functions

    Lecture 1: Min & Max

    Lecture 2: Mean, Median, & Mode

    Lecture 3: Quantiles

    Lecture 4: Sum

    Lecture 5: Rank

    Chapter 6: Date & Time Functions

    Lecture 1: Business Day Count

    Lecture 2: Add Business Days

    Lecture 3: Handling Time Zones

    Chapter 7: Archived – Python Fundamentals

    Lecture 1: Data Types

    Lecture 2: Data Structures

    Lecture 3: Casting

    Lecture 4: Mathematical Operators

    Lecture 5: Comparison Operators

    Lecture 6: Logical Operators

    Lecture 7: Membership Operators

    Lecture 8: If Statements

    Instructors

  • Data Analysis with Polars in Python  No.2
    Jayden Rasband
    Business Intelligence Professional
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  • Frequently Asked Questions

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