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- https://eng.libretexts.org/Courses/Prince_Georges_Community_College/INT_2080%3A__The_Missing_Link_-_An_Introduction_to_Web_Development_(Mendez)/04%3A_Persistent_Data_Storage/4.01%3A_Database_TypesWe can use our query language to ask the database to find all records in this skinny table where the movie ID matches the movie ID in the movie table, and also where the movie name is “Die Hard.” The ...We can use our query language to ask the database to find all records in this skinny table where the movie ID matches the movie ID in the movie table, and also where the movie name is “Die Hard.” The query will come back with a list of rows from our skinny table that have that that value in the movie ID column.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Computer_Science/Programming_Languages/Python_Programming_(OpenStax)/15%3A_Data_Science/15.03%3A_PandasThis page provides an overview of the Pandas library, a powerful Python tool for data cleaning and analysis, detailing its main data structures: Series and DataFrame. It highlights key functions like ...This page provides an overview of the Pandas library, a powerful Python tool for data cleaning and analysis, detailing its main data structures: Series and DataFrame. It highlights key functions like `info()`, `describe()`, `value_counts()`, and `unique()`, which facilitate data exploration and summary. Examples are given for creating DataFrames from various sources. The text also includes practice questions and recommends consulting the Pandas user guide for further learning.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Introductory_Engineering/EGR_1010%3A_Introduction_to_Engineering_for_Engineers_and_Scientists/16%3A_Beyond_the_basics_of_computersThis is just a preview of advanced concepts that might be useful for some disciplines. Here only a taste of the subject is presented, a full-on hard core computer science course would be needed to rea...This is just a preview of advanced concepts that might be useful for some disciplines. Here only a taste of the subject is presented, a full-on hard core computer science course would be needed to really learn these topics. Computer engineers should take those courses. For most these advanced concepts will not be needed but it does not hurt to have the idea in your head just in case.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Computer_Science/Web_Design_and_Development/The_Missing_Link_-_An_Introduction_to_Web_Development_(Mendez)/04%3A_Persistent_Data_Storage/4.01%3A_Database_TypesWe can use our query language to ask the database to find all records in this skinny table where the movie ID matches the movie ID in the movie table, and also where the movie name is “Die Hard.” The ...We can use our query language to ask the database to find all records in this skinny table where the movie ID matches the movie ID in the movie table, and also where the movie name is “Die Hard.” The query will come back with a list of rows from our skinny table that have that that value in the movie ID column.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Data_Science/Principles_of_Data_Science_(OpenStax)/01%3A_What_Are_Data_and_Data_Science/1.03%3A_Data_and_DatasetsThis page outlines key learning objectives in data science, focusing on definitions, data types, and structures. It emphasizes the distinction between quantitative and categorical data, structured ver...This page outlines key learning objectives in data science, focusing on definitions, data types, and structures. It emphasizes the distinction between quantitative and categorical data, structured versus unstructured datasets, and various formats like CSV, JSON, and XML. The text details how JSON uses key-value pairs and XML uses tags to represent data attributes.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Computer_Science/Web_Design_and_Development/The_Missing_Link_-_An_Introduction_to_Web_Development_(Mendez)/03%3A_Scripting_Language/3.06%3A_Data_ManipulationAn associativity of “left” means the parser will read left to right across the equation. “Right” means it will move right to left (i.e.: assign the equation to the element on the left of the = sign). ...An associativity of “left” means the parser will read left to right across the equation. “Right” means it will move right to left (i.e.: assign the equation to the element on the left of the = sign). The actual output’s format would vary based on how the developers decides to create the response string, and also based on any options available to the user as to how they want the information organized.
- https://eng.libretexts.org/Courses/Prince_Georges_Community_College/INT_2080%3A__The_Missing_Link_-_An_Introduction_to_Web_Development_(Mendez)/03%3A_Scripting_Language/3.06%3A_Data_ManipulationAn associativity of “left” means the parser will read left to right across the equation. “Right” means it will move right to left (i.e.: assign the equation to the element on the left of the = sign). ...An associativity of “left” means the parser will read left to right across the equation. “Right” means it will move right to left (i.e.: assign the equation to the element on the left of the = sign). The actual output’s format would vary based on how the developers decides to create the response string, and also based on any options available to the user as to how they want the information organized.
