making room for advanced topics

MLDERES · Jul 9, 2020 · 7aa6447 · 7aa6447
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diff --git a/notebooks/advanced_topics/1-start_here.ipynb b/notebooks/advanced_topics/1-start_here.ipynb
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+    "# Advanced Topics\n",
+    "\n",
+    "If you have some experience programming in Python, or another langauge, it makes sense to spend a bit of time learning some deeper topics.  Understanding how the tools are meant to be used and how other developers think is a valuable way to become a more proficient programmer."
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diff --git a/notebooks/4-Data_Analysis.ipynb → ...advanced_topics/2-Using Others Code.ipynb b/notebooks/4-Data_Analysis.ipynb → ...advanced_topics/2-Using Others Code.ipynb
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     "## And so on with the show\n",
     "\n",
-    "Well now that we know how to use other people's code, we'll start to use one of the most prolific libraries in data science called `pandas` (it stands for Python Data Analysis Library - makes sense right?).  Pandas allows us to work with data in a very comfortable way, especially if you like Excel or SQL."
+    "Well now that we know how to use other people's code, we'll start to use one of the most prolific libraries in data science called `pandas` (it stands for Python Data Analysis Library - makes sense right?).  Pandas allows us to work with data in a very comfortable way, especially if you like Excel or SQL.  DataFrames can be created from "
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diff --git a/notebooks/advanced_topics/Object_Oriented_Programming b/notebooks/advanced_topics/Object_Oriented_Programming
diff --git a/notebooks/advanced_topics/Working_with_data.ipynb b/notebooks/advanced_topics/Working_with_data.ipynb
diff --git a/notebooks/advanced_topics/visualization.ipynb b/notebooks/advanced_topics/visualization.ipynb