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Practice Makes Perfect – Free Data Science Interviews 101.datascience.community

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The 3 stages of Data Science 101.datascience.community

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You want data science, Now What? 101.datascience.community

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What's Missing from Your Enterprise Analytics Platform? blog.sense.io

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What Is Data Munging? An Example blog.sense.io

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The Problem with Software Analytics 101.datascience.community

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Integrating R and Python with Slack blog.sense.io

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Start Learning with the Summer of Data Science blog.sense.io

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Data Science Wars: R vs. Python 101.datascience.community

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23 Resources for Finding Open Data blog.sense.io

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Getting Started with Open Data blog.sense.io

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Webtex: Science should look better on screens than on paper pkgw.github.io

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Comment · 12 years ago

I would say the top languages are Python and R. Many enterprises use SAS and/or SPSS. Java is often used in production settings or when dealing with Hadoop. Other less popular but still useful languages are: Julia, Octave/Matlab, and Perl.

Somewhat related: Statistical Languages http://101.datascience.community/2014/07/07/statistical-prog...

Here is another list: http://101.datascience.community/2012/12/31/5-free-programmi...

Data Sources for Cool Data Science Projects 101.datascience.community

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Got a PhD? Want to Spend 6 Weeks in NYC to Become a Data Scientist? 101.datascience.community

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