What's the best way/tutorials for learning python? Have

>>60928349
If you don't at least have a master's degree with work experience, you won't get a job as a data scientist anywhere.

Don't read "Learn Python the Hard Way." Zed Shaw is a terrible programmer and an even worse educator.

>>60928400
Just graduated with a master's in econ, but used R for all of my econometric research. Do you have suggestions for what I should read?

>>60928476
I'll rephrase that.

You won't get a job as a data scientist unless you have at least a master's degree in mathematics or computer science, with work experience. Econ is neither of those.

Go "Dive Into Python 3" -> "Python Machine Learning" -> personal projects for a couple years to build a portfolio that companies won't laugh at -> apply and hope you hear something back.

>>60928349
Hey OP, what's the best way/tutorials for learning R?

>>60928476
I also forgot to mention you're going to want to get some experience with TensorFlow. Luckily, it's free, and the tutorials/documentation isn't actually all that bad.