Any opinions on whether or not machine learning would be biting off more than I can chew as a total beginner in the world of programming?
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I wouldnβt say itβs biting off more than you can chew, but more of a goal to work towards. If youβre interested in machine learning and are a total beginner to programming, I would consider starting off by learning Python. Itβs a beginner friendly language and probably the most popular for artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Itβs where Iβm starting too. We can be Python buddies!
Agreed anyone can learn it however make sure that you understand the fundamentals and concepts of programming first. Before you dive into the deep end.
Hey Eve,
Good question. I think the short answer is LEARN whatever you want and like.
For me, I think the next question was 'what do you want to do with it'.
I am trying to get into DS now and it is a process that (personally) I wish I had some other things under my belt. What you may ask?
I am considering writing an article but I would also be happy to 'chat' too. (BTW, if two people follow each other here then they can chat.)
Matt