I will admit…I have been having a tough time coming up with challenges lately. So, if you have any ideas please contact me! đŸ™‚ This week’s challenge has been borrowed from Project Euler (Problem#22). Here is what the challenge is: Begin by sorting the names list into alphabetical order. Then working out the alphabetical value for each …
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Analyzing NYC traffic data using q
In my previous post, I analyzed some NYC traffic data using Pandas. In this post, I would like to perform the same analysis using q. As far as graphing is concerned, I won’t be showing that. q is not really used for graphing. You can use GUIs like qPad or qStudio to chart the data …
Analyzing NYC traffic data using Pandas
I wrote a post earlier about how to analyze data using Pandas. In that post, I just introduced some simple Pandas functions to analyze some random data. In this post, I am using real world traffic data from NYC. NYC has made a lot of data available to public recently on this website. Â There is …
When it comes to estimating effort, be pessimistic
This is the first post in the WorkTip series that I am starting on Enlist q. I have been working full-time as a developer for about 4 years now and have learnt so much that can only be learnt through experience. I have been lucky enough to be surrounded by some great minds and mentors …
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