Overview of Python Programming Tools
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ScribdTranslationsPythones alanguage from
programminginterpretedwhose philosophy makes
emphasis on a syntax that favors a
readable code.[1]
Be deals of a language of
programmingmultiparadigmsince it supportsobject-oriented, imperative programmingy,
to a lesser extent,functional programmingIt is ainterpreted languageUSAdynamic typingy
ismultiplatform. [2]
Anaconda
Anaconda is a Python distribution that installs Python and a set of (many)
useful packages for scientific analysis. A package is a set of functions, such as
they could be functions to generate graphs.
Jupyter notebook
The Jupyter Notebook is an interactive web environment for running code in which,
For example, you can include graphs that assist in the analysis and explanation of your data. Used
to facilitate the explanation and reproduction of studies and analyses. [4]
To work with them, it is done directly from the browser. These notebooks can be
store and exchange or display on web pages. [4]
Pandas
InComputingyData scienceyou squeeze onesoftware library written as
extension of NumPyfor data manipulation and analysis for theprogramming language
PythonIn particular, it offers data structures and operations for manipulating tables.
numerical andtime seriesIt is afree softwaredistributed under theBSD License Version Three
clauses.5
Leaf
Leafit is a Python library that allows you to create interactive maps [Link]
What is elegantly done is creating JavaScript code that uses the wonderful mapping library.
interactive leaflet.
Matplotlib
Matplotlib is alibraryfor the generation of graphs from data contained in lists
arrays in the programming languagePythonand its mathematical extensionNumPyProvide
an API, pylab, designed to resemble that ofMATLAB.[7]
Bibliografía
Duque, R. G. (2011). Python for Everyone.
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[3]Distributions that use AnacondaFedora Wiki. Consulted on 26th
March 2011.
[4] Kluyver, T., Ragan-Kelley, B., Pérez, F., Granger, BE, Bussonnier, M., Frederic, J., ... &
Ivanov, P. (2016, May). Jupyter Notebooks: a publication format for workflows
reproducible computational. In EL PUB (pp. 87-90).
[5]License – Package overview – pandas 0.21.1 documentationDecember 12
2017. Consulted on December 13, 2017.
Cuttone, A., Lehmann, S., and Larsen, JE (2016). geoplotlib: a toolbox of
Python for visualizing geographical data. arXiv preprint arXiv: 1608.01933.
[7] José Antonio García, Ana Ferrero (2005).2D graphic representation:
Matplotlib(pdf).Linux Magazine (Málaga, Spain: Linux New Media Spain)11): 53 to 56.
Archived fromthe originalMarch 24, 2012.