Becoming a Snake Charmer -- Introduction to Python

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This workshop introduces participants to the foundations of the Python programming language. From data types to indexing principles, the learning objectives explored in this workshop will provide a starting point for those interested in integrating Python into their data workflows. 

Speaker Information

A graduate of the University of Mississippi and the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Kay P currently serves as the Scholarly Engagement Librarian for Social Sciences and Data at Tulane University. Maye's research interests include data analytics in libraries, critical approaches to metadata assignment, and meta-literacy. In his free-time, Maye enjoys playing Super Smash Bros and reading horror novels.

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Objectives:
  1. Use common functions to perform a specific task on your data (print, min, max. etc).
  2. Convert data types (string, list, split, etc).
  3. Use IF ELSE statements to create conditional logic in python.

Class Details

Date(s): February 23, 2023
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EST
Platform: Zoom
CE Credits: 0.00
This class is sponsored by Region 3.

Class Contacts

Host/Instructor: Katie Pierce Farrier
Technical Assistance: Sarah Dickey

Can't join us live?

Register anyway and you'll receive the recording after the event.