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Generate Dummy Data using Faker Library in Python
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Probability
Probability is the mathematics of chance and luck. It has multiple real-world applications from engineering to medicine and beyond. Calculate and understand probabilities in a variety of situations.

It tells us how likely an event is to happen. We can use words such as certain, likely, evens and impossible to describe the likelihood of events.

If an event is certain to occur, that means it must happen 100% of the time. An example of this would be rolling a number less than 9 on a six-sided dice. This is certain as every number on a standard dice is less than 9.

More usually in mathematics, we denote probabilities in decimal or fraction form. This means that if something is 'certain' to happen, it would have a probability of 1.

Similarly an 'impossible' event can never occur, such as the chance of pulling a black ball from a bag of green balls. It simply cannot happen. In decimal notation, this is a probability of 0.

The terms 'likely' and 'unlikely' mean a probability of greater than and less

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What are the differences between Regression and Classification?
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#CODE_CHALLENGE_2 #FUNCTION #LIST_SLIC #STRING

1. Commercial bank of Ethiopia realized that their policy of using the first five letters of an employee’s last name as a user name isn’t ideal when they have multiple employees with the same last name.

Write a function called account_generator that takes two inputs, first_name and last_name and concatenates the first three letters of each and then returns the new account name.

2. They also wants to update how they generate temporary passwords for new employees.

Write a function called password_generator that takes two inputs, first_name and last_name and then concatenate the last three letters of each and returns them as a string.

Example: first_name = "Asibeh"
last_name = "Tenager"

expected output: user_name = AsiTen
temp_password = behger

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Type() Function in Python

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#Assignment

Guess The Number

Write a programme where the computer randomly generates a number between 0 and 20. The user needs to guess what the number is. If the user guesses wrong, tell them their guess is either too high, or too low. This will get you started with the random library if you haven't already used it.

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Interpreter Vs Compiler Note

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Modelling and Machine Learning Methods for Bioinformatics and Data Science Applications

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