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Data Science Cheat Sheets

Download quick points of reference from our cheat sheets blog. There's everything from advanced NLP in Python & the Bokeh library to data.table in R & more.
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Python

Python Cheat Sheet for Beginners

Python is the most popular programming language in data science. Use this cheat sheet to jumpstart your Python learning journey.

Richie Cotton

November 20, 2022

Python

Plotly Express Cheat Sheet

Plotly is one of the most widely used data visualization packages in Python. Learn more about it in this cheat sheet.
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Richie Cotton

November 16, 2022

Python

Working with Dates and Times in Python Cheat Sheet

Working with dates and times is essential when manipulating data in Python. Learn the basics of working with datetime data in this cheat sheet.
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Richie Cotton

October 27, 2022

SQL

SQL Window Functions Cheat Sheet

With this SQL Window Functions cheat sheet, you'll have a handy reference guide to the various types of window functions in SQL.
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Richie Cotton

October 23, 2022

Data Science

Regular Expressions Cheat Sheet

Regular expressions (regex or regexp) are a pattern of characters that describe an amount of text. Regular expressions are one of the most widely used tools in natural language processing and allow you to supercharge common text data manipulation tasks.
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Richie Cotton

October 5, 2022

R

Data Manipulation with dplyr in R Cheat Sheet

With this data manipulation with dplyr in the R cheat sheet, you'll have a handy reference guide in your R upskilling journey.
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Richie Cotton

August 14, 2022

SQL

SQL Joins Cheat Sheet

With this SQL Joins cheat sheet, you'll have a handy reference guide to joining data in SQL.
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Richie Cotton

July 28, 2022

Data Science

Complete Git Cheat Sheet

Git lets you manage changes made to files and directories in a project. It allows you to keep track of what you did, undo any changes you decide you don't want, and collaborate at scale with others.
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Richie Cotton

June 30, 2022