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Python Hands-On Course: Interactive Maps and Bar Chart Races
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(19 ratings)
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Python Hands-On Course: Interactive Maps and Bar Chart Races

A short and sweet course on how to create interactive, dynamic maps and bar chart races using Python
Created byDario Festa
Last updated 6/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • How to create interactive and dynamic maps using Python
  • How to create bar chart races using Python
  • How to use the folium library
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Course content

5 sections22 lectures1h 23m total length
  • Introduction2:03
  • Course Material0:02

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Python.
  • Basic knowledge of the Pandas library.
  • A computer with Internet connection

Description

Welcome to the Python Hands-On Course: Interactive Maps and Bar Chart Races. In the first part of this course you will be exposed to the main functions of the Folium library which is a python library that allows you to create beautiful maps with almost zero effort!

We will use this library to create two main projects - the final maps are shown in the introduction video, so you will know exactly what you will learn from this course!

In our third project you will be able to create the famous bar chart races that gathered millions of views on Youtube! You will notice how powerful is Python and how easy is to create these beautiful visualizations!

For this course I'm going to use Jupyter notebook but feel free to use your favorite text editor.

This course is done on a Windows 10 machine but all concepts are applicable to any computers!

A basic understanding of the Python programming language and of the Pandas library is required to easily follow all videos.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone looking for a "short and sweet" tutorial on how to create beautiful visualizations (maps and bar chart races) with Python.