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13 nov 2024
Virtual Conference
Wired for Wellness: GDI 2024 Virtual Hackathon
Join us as we host our 4th Annual GDI Virtual Hackathon. This unique series offers learning events like panel discussions, an introduction to “hacking,” and collaboration with GDI community members from across the globe.
1 feb 2025
Virtual
Hands-On Python Projects: A Code-Along Series
Join us for an exciting and immersive hands-on Python project class, perfect for beginners and those looking to solidify their foundational coding skills! This 'code-along' style series will take place over four consecutive Saturdays, Oct. 12 - Nov. 2, from 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM ET, providing a supportive and interactive environment to learn and practice Python.
Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. It is a server-side language and is responsible for processing the logic behind user inputs and interacting with databases and other servers.
Developed in the late 1980’s by Guido Van Rossum, Python has been around for decades alongside other server-side languages like Java.
Python is an open-sourced language, and in recent years has increased in popularity due to its use in data science. Python also has a strong community around machine learning, data modeling, data analysis and artificial intelligence (AI), with extensive resources and libraries built for these purposes.
And fun fact. Python is named after the British comedy group Monty Python.
Python is in demand by employers
In 2020, LinkedIn ranked Python as the #2 mode in-demand programming language. It is in demand in several industries including insurance, retail banking, aerospace, finance, business services, health care, and many more.
Learning Python at GDI
Python was built with the goal of getting rid of the complex and keeping only the necessary. Because of this, Python is easier to read, write, and learn than most other major programming languages.
We regularly offer core Python courses including
Find more resources at Python.org
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