Hello there! Glad to be here! I am new in the coding/programming world, so as you can expect I have a lot of questions haha. My name is Jose and I've always been curious about programming, coding, testing,etc... But unfortunately I didn't have the time to get into it. Nowadays I'm available and got plenty of time to study and practice. I've always been a chef, traveling from country to country, but I think that's enough for me. I am 30 years old, with good knowledge of maths and physics (an old hobbies that I have been always taking care of), bachelor degree in science and a uni degree on gastronomy.
So I was questioning myself,why not become a data analyst, and latter on a data scientist?
I have been working and studying since I have 17 years, so I guess this won't stop me from the professional I am wondering to be.
And that's all about me, kinda long because I want you guys to know little bit about me before we get into the real purpose of this post.
So, what do I do now that I'm focused 100% into the data analysis world? What do I have to seek, where do I have to start, what's the basic knowledge that I have to learn and in which order do I have to do it? Any good roadmap?
I hope you guys can lend me a helping hand!
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