The second article of “Data Science for Everyone,”: an article series to address data literacy in the community. — The previous articles in this series (Getting To Know Your Data — Part 1) laid the foundation for understanding some fundamental concepts on data. Data Science for Everyone: Getting To Know Your Data — Part 1 The first article of “Data Science for Everyone,”: an article series aimed at addressing data literacy in the community.medium.com

Celebrating Pi Day (March 14th), the annual celebration of the mathematical constant π, and International Day of Mathematics having some fun with computer programing. — Why do we celebrate Pi Day? March 14th of every year is a special day for the science community. The day is written in month/date format (3/14) resembles the first three significant digits (3, 1, and 4) of the mathematical constant π≈3.14.

Celebrating the National Mentorship Month 2021, thanking all the mentors, mentorship facilitators, and encouraging kind-hearted individuals to contribute to the mentorship programs. — Mentorship has a long history in our human civilization. In education, religion, governing, professions, and families, the mentorships helped carry forward the knowledge, wisdom, and good virtues from one generation to another. In other words, mentorships are the critical links connecting generations in the timeline of our civilization. …

A programming exercise using Python and Julia with a practical comparison between the two languages. — The Output A similar exercise can be found in the article “Learn Programming While Assembling an On-Screen Christmas Tree” previously published by the author. Learn Programming While Assembling an On-Screen Christmas Tree A programming exercise for holiday learning and fun using Python and Julia with a practical comparison between the two…medium.com

A programming exercise for holiday learning and fun using Python and Julia with a practical comparison between the two languages. — This article is to share some holiday joy with an educational value to computer programming enthusiasts and young learners. The Output Goal of the Excercise To create a Holiday Greeting Card to display in the console/terminal with An illustration of a decorated Christmas Tree using characters.