Just about every day, I teach Python and Pandas. As such, I'm always looking for tools that make it easier for me to explain concepts to my students.
Two of the best tools I've ever encountered are the Python Tutor and Pandas Tutor. They really help to solidify my students' mental models of what Python and Pandas are doing, even when you're using advanced techniques like complex data structures, inner functions, or grouping.
I'm thus delighted to announce that Philip Guo (https://pg.ucsd.edu/), the professor who spearheads these projects, is coming to give us a special, free webinar/talk next week — Sunday, April 14th, at 11 a.m. Eastern.
I have no doubt that he'll have great insights for us about these tools. And I hope that you'll come with questions to ask him about what he does, and how you can use these tools better.
I've decided to make this talk open to everyone, not just subscribers to my membership program. Whether you're interested in Python, Pandas, or teaching, you'll undoubtedly get a great deal out of Philip's talk.
You can register for free here: https://store.lerner.co.il/philip-guo-about-python-tutor-pandas-tutor
If you have friends or colleagues who use Python and Pandas, encourage them to sign up, as well! I'm sure that they'll really enjoy it.
Oh, and if you can't make the live session? It'll be recorded, and available to anyone who has registered.
I'm really looking forward to this, and hope that you'll be able to join us.
Reuven