aochelpers
R package.
Sharing My Advent of Code 2023 with Quarto (And How You Can Do the Same)
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As a Christmas enthusiast, I’ve always been intrigued by the Advent of Code, a series of daily programming puzzles leading up to Christmas. This year, I’m taking on the challenge with either R or Python, adding a touch of whimsy by using a spinning wheel to choose my language each day. I’m also sharing my solutions on a special Advent of Code-themed website. Find out how you can create your own Advent of Code site and automate the process with the
Analyzing my music collection with Python and R
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A couple of months ago, I decided that it was time for me to finally grow out of my R comfort zone and start studying Python. I began my Python journey by reading the book Python for Data Analysis from Wes McKinney (creator of pandas, the Python equivalent of the tidyverse), and having finished it I wanted to put into practice what I’ve learned through an applied data analysis.