Python courses for Matlab users?

[tdprice]

(I hope the relevant people find this post. I also posted it in the LinkedIn group)

For the Matlab-minded, Python-willing (like myself): Datacamp offers a free Python course aimed at Matlab users, which should be an easy entry into the basics, including NumPy and Matplotlib (4 hrs / 15 videos, at 1.5x speed <3hrs).

This suggestion follows the discussion about moving towards Python today (at the CIRN meeting), where Spicer @SBFRF did a nice job translating Python concepts to the Matlab way of doing things. No need to start from scratch, after all.

Anyone have any other recommendations?

[KatKonst]

Hey Tim, This is fantastic! Certainly something I will make my life a whole lot easier... Might even convert me! Cheers, Kat =========================================== Aikaterini (Kat) Konstantinou PhD Candidate | Research Assistant Coastal Processes Research Group School of Biological and Marine Sciences | Faculty of Science & Engineering B312 Portland Square Building | Plymouth | PL4 6EQ | UK Tel: +44 (0) 7511 044 601 | Twitter: @KatKonCoast https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/coastal-processes Sent from Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

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