(Sep-27-2019, 01:39 PM)eeps24 Wrote: 1. Am I correct in saying python is a multi purpose language in that it can help build websites, app development and query databases?you can use python for all of the above and many more...
(Sep-27-2019, 01:39 PM)eeps24 Wrote: 2. Can python be used to query a SQL database? How about a NoSQL database?yes on both counts. Popular database providers have python bindings/connectors already developed. Do you have specific SQL/No-SQL DB in mind?
(Sep-27-2019, 01:39 PM)eeps24 Wrote: 3. Do I need to have very good math/statistical background in order to code with python?My personal opinion is that math skills/math mindset is always an advantage in life :-) Even more in fileds like programming/computer science, etc. At the same time python is considered very beginner-friendly and is often selected as language of choice for introduction to programming
(Sep-27-2019, 01:39 PM)eeps24 Wrote: 4. Whats the name of the tool in which I would create my python code? Example, I would use TOAD/Oracle developer to query a Oracle database. What would I use for python?
You can use even simplest textprocessing application like Notepad to write code. Of course full-fledged IDE is better and comes with many useful features. List of python IDEs:
https://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratedD...vironments
My personal preference is VSCode for a full IDE
(Sep-27-2019, 01:39 PM)eeps24 Wrote: I am mostly interested in learning python to query databases/build reports.Definitely give it a try. Even if you decide to expand further and take on new language(s) in the future
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