This is a genuine curiosity of mine as someone who uses R for the fact it was the first one I became really good at extremely quickly after not coding in Python for 2 yrs. In college I took a C++ class and R programming class and hated C++ with a passion but still got an A+. So I know I can write C++ code but it’s just that C++ is a genuinely terrible language— it’s like trying to tell the dumbest mf you know to do something objectively simple all freggin day. I just can’t do that for my life, I have self respect bro. So, at the time, R seemed like a god of a programming language relative to C++. But now I’m looking at Python and I kinda feel like maybe I should just learn Python since there’s just so much more community support and resource and it seems like (but idk) Python is an objectively better programming language with a wider variety of capabilities 🤷‍♂️

Which programming language is better? Is R better at Python than anything else? Is it that R is used in educational research more?

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I’m a B.Com graduate currently working as a data entry operator, and I’m really interested in switching to a career as a data analyst. However, I have no prior coding knowledge and limited technical skills.

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I need help figuring out the p501 practical exam. I failed the data validation part of the exam everything else was fine. The criteria i missed is this: Has validated all variables against provided criteria and where necessary has performed cleaning tasks to result in analysis-ready data.

Can you help me see why i failed this part and what i should do next time? Here was my answer:

**Claim_id**: There are 2000 unique values that match the description given. There are no missing values. No changes were made to this column.

**Time_to_close**: This is discrete data and ranges from 78 to 518 days. Values are numeric and positive. There are no missing values. No changes were made this column.

**Claim_amount**: This data is continuous and values match description given, Brazilian currency rounded to 2 decimal point. Values range from 1637.94 to 76108.80. There are no missing values and no changes were made this column.

**Amount_paid**: This data is continuous and contains postive decimal value. It

is the final amount paid in the currency of Brazil rounded to 2 decimal points. It ranges from 1516.72 to 52498.75. 36 rows were missing and were changed with the overall median amount paid as per data description.

**location**: This is nominal data and contains the 4 unique values which is the location of the claim: Recife, Fortaleza, Sao Luis, or Natal. No values were missing and no changes were made.

**individuals_on_claim**: This is discrete data and contains numeric positive values which is the number of individuals on this claim. It ranges from 1 to 15. There were no missing values. No changes were made.

**linked_cases**: This column is whether this claim is linked to other cases. The values in this column were either True or False. There were 26 missing values all of which were replaced with 'False'.

**Cause**: This is the cause of the food poisoning and this column contains 3 unique values, 'vegetable', 'meat', and 'unknown'. There was no missing values but there were 2 more categories that did not match the data description, 'VEGETABLES' and 'Meat'. These were changed to 'vegetable' and 'meat' to match description.

After cleaning the data, all values match the description provided and there are no missing values.

For some context, i performed above parts in excel first and then imported it to tableau for the DA viz section. Thank you!!

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Hi guys, I recently failed the exam for the second time, claiming that the data validation part was insufficient. After going through the examples/articles for the section, I have absolutely no idea what the reason could be. In 52 rows there were NA's in all four nutrition variables, which I initially deleted as the later models performed slightly better. However, since Datacamp states in its requirements for this section with insufficient: ‘May have removed data rather than performed cleaning tasks’, I replaced the values with the corresponding median (distribution was strongly skewed to the right in all four). Now it makes no sense for me to take another exam because I have absolutely no idea what they want from me. Here is my submission: (In the second attempt I really wrote a lot of unnecessary descriptions, just to be on the safe side). Have any of you noticed anything?

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Built an Amazon Review Sentiment Analysis model with 93.8% accuracy.

The project analyzes customer reviews and predicts whether the sentiment is positive or negative using NLP techniques.

Dataset: 21k+ Amazon reviews

Text Processing: TF-IDF

Model: Logistic Regression

Deployment: Streamlit web app

Results:

• Accuracy: 93.8%

• Macro F1-Score: 0.92

• Negative Reviews F1: 0.96

• Positive Reviews F1: 0.89

Tech Stack:

Python, pandas, scikit-learn, TF-IDF, Streamlit

This project taught me that understanding data well is often more important than using overly complex models.

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