CIA FACTBOOK Guided project

[ai1]

I would like to share my Guided project and please let me know if there is something need to be added or modification needed

Basics.ipynb (21.7 KB)

Thank you Dataquest

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[info.victoromondi]

Hello @ai1, I hope you really learnt a lot while doing this project. I like the way you’ve outlined your SQL codes, they really help in readability. But we have a dozen of missing things in your project.

1. Project title
   Your project doesn’t have a title.
2. Goal of the project
   The project is missing the goal. The readers or users of the project need to know what you are working on.
3. Explanations
   It would be great if you provide more explanations of your findings. Add headings , subheadings, comments, descriptions
4. You can also provide us with a general conclusion from what you were working on

Some helpful resources

Detailed Guides to make your Projects Professional!

Love Attention To Detail!? Have a keen eye to detail and mind to summarize? Well, we have a few suggestions here, you may want to apply to your Guided and Unguided Projects: Alex Olteanu’s An In-Depth Style Guide for Data Science Projects Pythoners style your code like The Hitchhiker’s Guide To Python For R Learners - The tidyverse style guide by Hadley Wickham Nope! we are not skipping SQL! Check this SQL style guide by Simon Holywell And for GitHub - How to Write a Git Commit Me…

Some guidelines for the guided or personal projects

You all are doing well. But I want to share some guidelines for guided or pet projects. Please try to follow the guideline. Make proper documentation for your project . At the very beginning of your project, add some information about the problem you are trying to solve with this project. Don’t use any technical word for the documentation. So, that people, in general, can easily realize your documentation. Try to add documentation to each part of the project. Code effectively To reduce r…

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Happy Coding!