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My New Acheivement
Excited to share that I have officially earned the IBM Data Science Foundations - Level 2 (V2) Badge! Following up on Level 1, I’ve completed all three specialized courses to achieve Level 2 certification from IBM: 1️⃣ Data Science 101 – Fundamental concepts, real-world applications, and business impact. 2️⃣ Data Science Methodology – Structured problem-solving frameworks from business understanding to deployment. 3️⃣ Data Science Hands-on with Open Source Tools – Practical experience working with open-source environments like Jupyter Notebooks, RStudio, and IBM Watson Studio. This journey has strengthened my hands-on appreciation for data science workflows, model deployment principles, and collaborative open-source tooling. A big thank you to IBM and Cognitive Class / IBM Skills Network for providing such structured learning paths! Onward to the next milestone in Data Science & Machine Learning! Credential Verification: https://www.credly.com/badges/e75c5648-b0e5-460e-a3cc-87743ff5793d
One repository. Hundreds of programs. One long Python learning journey.
One repository. Hundreds of programs. One long Python learning journey. I’ve been building something on GitHub that started as a Python practice repository, and it has grown into much more than that. Python-Practice-Repository is my structured learning repository where I’ve been systematically working through Python from fundamentals to advanced concepts. So far, I’ve completed 17 major sections, covering areas such as: • Python Basics • Conditions & Loops • Functions • Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries & Sets • File Handling • Exception Handling • OOP • Modules • Regular Expressions • Iterators & Generators • Decorators • Multithreading Each section contains structured programs designed to build understanding through practice, not just theory. And now, there’s only one final phase left: 18. Projects/ This is where the learning turns into building. The goal is to create real-life, practical Python projects that combine the concepts I’ve learned throughout the repository and solve problems that actually make sense outside a classroom. But I don’t consider the repository finished after that. Going forward, I’ll continue evolving it with useful notes, resources, assets, references, and additional learning material as I discover and build them. What started as practice is gradually becoming a long-term Python learning resource, both for myself and hopefully for anyone else who finds it useful. 17 sections completed. 1 final phase remaining. The real building starts now. GitHub: https://github.com/hasheramin5-cyber/Python-Practice-Repository Python GitHub LearningInPublic OpenSource SoftwareDevelopment Programming DeveloperJourney ContinuousLearning