🔒 AI/ML for beginners

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How can I start AI/ML .What could you suggest for beginners?

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are u new to python

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Yes

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then i dont suggest doing ai/ml

get comfortable with python first

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Recently I have completed python

Basics

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Then you still have a long way to go

Have you done any OOP?

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No

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What little projects have you made so far?

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Python is first programming language

None

Can you give me project ideas?

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!projects

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Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

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!kindling

I like doing little games as projects

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it's important that you understand how python works in general. you don't need to know every language feature (there are a lot), but you shouldn't need to look up a tutorial to remember how to define a function, either.

once you feel solid with that (it might take a few weeks), I would start by writing code that explores different datasets. learn how to manipulate CSVs or traverse JSON files.

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