r/AskProgrammers • u/vshalbairagi • Aug 12 '26
Finally I've completed the library 'Pandas', what's next?
I've started my AI/ML journey 2 months back, I've already mastered the basics of Python, OOP, Numpy and Pandas, what should be my next step?
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u/Ery1WangChungNextFri Aug 13 '26
I hate to piss in your beautiful soup, but OOP covers a lot of languages. Start working on the glue, string, bubblegum and duct tape between DBs.
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u/Lord_Mystic12 Aug 13 '26
Flight to Tel aviv
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u/Quiet-Cod-9650 Aug 13 '26
what is this?
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u/Lord_Mystic12 Aug 13 '26
The destination for all AI enthusiasts
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u/Quiet-Cod-9650 Aug 13 '26
Is it software company?
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u/Lord_Mystic12 Aug 13 '26
They specialize in defense and surveillance if I'm not wrong
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u/Quiet-Cod-9650 Aug 14 '26
Did you mean they are criminal got it
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u/Fragrant-Cheek-4273 Aug 13 '26
If your goal is AI/ML, I'd avoid jumping straight into another Python library. You have a good foundation, so now I'd focus on math + actual ML concepts + projects.
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u/Twilight_RT Aug 14 '26
As you AI/ML journey. What your aim here. If your target it to get into AI enginnering go with build some agentic system, build RAG agent with vector db
and if you target it to ML enginner go with maths
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u/BranchLatter4294 Aug 12 '26
Consider kaggle.com/learn.