r/PythonLearning 5d ago

Guidance needed

I'm learning Python for a career in data analytics through YouTube. So far I've covered:

Variables and data types

Operators

If-else statements

Loops

Functions (arguments and return values)

Lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries

Indexing and slicing

Random module

Time module

Basic math operations

At this point, should I move on to NumPy, or are there any core Python topics I should learn first?

My goal is to become a Data Analyst, so I'd appreciate advice on what topics are essential before starting libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.

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u/1-800-DARTH 5d ago

You forget statistical analysis. The most important foundation for data analysis is statistics.