10. Importing the Libraries
PYTHON IMPORTING THE LIBRARIES
Learning how to import the Libraries
- So we are going to teach you how to import the libraries and the tutorial is going to be split into two parts 
- The first part of the tutorial will be in Python and the second part will be in R. 
- Open up Spyder IDE, in Anaconda Navigator. 
Activity
- So create a Python file named Data_Processing, and we learn how to import Libraries - # Data Processing # Reporting the libraries import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import pandas as pd
- Numpy is the library that we need to include any types of mathematics in our age. 
- Machine learning models are based on mathematics then we will absolutely need Numpy 
- Matplotlib is a library that is going to help us plot nice charts 
- Pandas is really the best library to import data sets and manage data sets. 
- So with that we have imported the three most essential libraries in Python 
- Data_processing.py contains my python code for importing the 3 libraries. 
- If you open RStudio, you do not need to import any libraries because most of the libraries are included in RStudio IDE. 
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