Data Mining

>>61245640
Stick with python, C# and R are garbage
numpy, scipy and panda along with shit tons of deep learning libraries are all you need

>>61245666

Yeah, I've been doing some bits with numpy and padas it's what i'd most likely be using,

I mainly put C# in there for a front-end sorta thing and due to being slightly more comfortable using it than any other languages.

>>61245733
With the exception of GUI and multithreading/multiprocessing anything you can do in C# you can whip up something equivalent in Python much faster. With a little bit of luck it might even run faster if you use the native libraries right.

Jupyter Notebook is also a really good IDE substitute that allow you to prototype and iterate very fast, which is crucial in data science

I was a C# programmer before I code almost exclusively in Python now.

>>61245835

Thank you for that recommendation. I had never heard of Jupyter before it's pretty handy

>>61246004
Here's a list of my cookie cutter python libraries for data science:
numpy
scipy
pandas
scikit-learn
xgboost
nltk
[deep learning library of your choice]
matplotlib + seaborn
pickle
tqdm

You can try your hands on some Kaggle competitions if you've got the time

>>61246102

Much appreciated!