Data Science Articles

DataCamp recently migrated RStudio workspaces to DataCamp’s Notebook Editor which features a JupyterLab interface. This post is designed to help R users get started and be productive with JupyterLab.

Learn about the Zen of Python and discover the principles of writing clean, elegant code in Python.

Learn what a data architect does and how to launch a lucrative career in this rapidly expanding niche.

We're launching a four-day DataFramed Careers Series covering the ins and outs of building a career in data, and the different aspects of standing out from the crowd in the job hunt.

Recruiting for data roles has become extremely difficult. From a scarcity of qualified talent to time consuming assessments, the hurdles are endless. In this article, we'll go through the current state of hiring for data roles and how DataCamp can help y

Discover how DataCamp is helping candidates land their dream jobs and letting recruiters find the best data talent in one place.

Learn about the key differences between the two most popular data science roles, including which skill sets are required, key duties, project life cycles, and earning potential.

In this article, we'll break down the different data roles practitioners can pursue that go beyond just "data scientist". This article was originally posted on the DataCamp Certified Community, an exclusive platform for all learners who have successfully

This week we take a look at the tech behind Kendrick Lamar’s latest music video in which he uses deepfakes, how an AI is helping to get rid of annoying web cookie popups, Meta's new large language model, and more!

In this blog, we delve into what data science is and explore the answers to frequently asked questions about the various aspects of data science.

In this edition of the Weekly Roundup, we cover PyScript - the latest release from Anaconda, a new world speed record for autonomous vehicles, and more.

Creating and showcasing a solid data science portfolio is an essential step in bringing what you learn into reality. Conceptualizing, developing, and publishing your work requires consistency and persistence, but your hard work can help you position yours