Analysing Multiple Choice Objective Question
This video explains how we can use a multiple choice objective question to conduct a research. www.hamplustech.com #reactdev #hamplushub #hamplustech
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t Test SPSS/Excel [Pt 1]
This is a short and introductory video on using t-test to analyze research data. t-Test is for the comparison of two means. www.hamplustech.com
Hamplus Hub 1st Free Training 1
This is a clip of the first free computer training held but Hamplus Hub professionals Mr. Victor Ijomah Mr. Charles Sedenu Mr. Favour Ijomah Mr. Doubra Ekeremor Mr. JohnPaul Hampo The training took place from 23rd to 28th November, 2020 at Hamplus Hub. Follow us on social media using @HamplusHub. Thanks.
Official Launching/Opening
The new computer hub which happens to be the first in the university town of Abraka, Delta State will be opened on 18th November, 2020 will a scholarship programme attached to her opening. Registration is done on their website. Detail is below https://fb.me/e/2pMKofKY9 5 days to go Register @ www.hamplustech.com Reserve a seat and register for the ONE WEEK FREE COMPUTER LITERACY TRAINING. We need SPONSORS/PARTNERS.
Some Data Structures and Their Representation in Python
Data structure can be defined as the logical or mathematical model of a particular organization of a data. Data structure is used to denote a particular way of organizing data for particular type of operation. Some basic data structures and their interpretation in python are: 1. Array – A linear array is the simplest type of data structure. A linear array is one dimensional and it is a list of finite number n of similar data element reference consecutively by a set of n consecutive numbers a1, a2, a3, …, an. In python an array is a list denoted by a square bracket ([]) or a keyword list. Student Paul Hampo James Dorcas Smith In python, it is student = [“Paul”, “Hampo”, “James”, “Dorcas”, “Smith”] 2. Linked List – this is an array that is linked with a pointer. It is used in the stead of having a double array. In python this is called a dictiona...
Positioning for Post COVID-19 Remotely
Outline · What does ‘Remote’ or ‘Remotely’ mean in ICT? · Remote Positioning · Remote Tools · COVID-19 · The Timeline – Pre COVID-19, COVID-19, Post COVID-19 · Positioning for Post COVID-19 remotely · How to position for Post COVID-19 remotely Remote or remote access is the ability to a physical digital entity such a computer, network and so on, from a different location. That is, the ability to work offsite. Remote access is enabled through a network such as a LAN – Local Area Network, WAN – Wide Area Network, Internet, VPN – Virtual Private Network and so on. Remote access has given ability for service to be done remotely. Remote working is working away from the em...
Building A Dashboard [COVID-19 Data]
A dashboard empowers one to easily view data and get information graphically at a glance. An information Dashboard for COVID-19 dataset was build using MS Excel. The dataset is from kaggle. Check it out!!! Live - https://youtu.be/MD-jeWIMlD0 Recorded - https://youtu.be/dO5xuRbk5uA
Data Processing - Pivot Table on MS Excel
Data Processing - Pivot Table on MS Excel https://youtu.be/XyMt5X-n2sU Learn how to Process Data and Analyze Data using Pivot Table on excel. A glimpse of a Dashboard using pivot tables and charts on excel was shown too.
Likert Scale Analysis - Mean and Standard Deviation
https://youtu.be/GHlQGb3Zlew Discover how to analyze your likert scale questionnaire. Finding the mean and standard deviation made easy.
Facebook Job - Secrets and Tips (Applicants)
Do you apply for jobs on Facebook or any social media? Are you tired of the numerous applications you have made?? Does the Job Portal of the social media really functions??? In this video, you get answers to all questions above and others too. *Please do SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT & REACT.* Thanks! For this Job, Kindly like this page, our blog (www.hamplustech.com) and our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvnVtIYp3_t037cL0KjU8DA). This is to keep you posted because the employed will be announced through these channels at the end of the Job deadline. Remmember, like and subscribe to: - www.facebook.com/HamplusHub - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvnVtIYp3_t037cL0KjU8DA - www.hamplustech.com Sign: Management, Hamplus Technologies (Hamplus Hub)
Python Task/Exercise Week 3 No 2
In this task/exercise, we have to print back a given list using the index position, in a way that all the odd comes before the even. Hence, using this list below, sample = list(range(1,101)) print the list that in this way sample_new = [all odd index position, all even index position] _____________________________________________________ Please submit your answer on the BLOG or YouTube Channel as a comment. There is a prize to be won. CONGRATS TO MR. ELVIS that won in the last task/exercise. Terms and Conditions for winning 1] Drop your answer as a comment. 2] Like this post and any other four on the blog 3] Like three videos on our YouTube Channel 4] Subscribe to our BLOG and YouTube Channel 5] Share our blog and channel to three social media sites with the hashtag hamplustech (#hamplustech) Thanks.
Python Task/Exercise Week 3 No 1
Python Task/Exercise Week 3 No 1 In this task/exercise, we have to use two dictionaries to produce a new dictionary. Hence, using vocab and idf dictionaries below, vocab = {"band" : 0, "and" : 1, "ask" : 2, "cat" : 3} idf = {"band" : 1.7, "and" : 0.98, "ask" : 0.99, "cat" : 1.2} produce a new dictionary called new_vocab, as below new_vocab = {"and" : 0, "ask" : 1, "cat" : 2, "band" : 3} _____________________________________________________ Please submit your answer on the BLOG or YouTube Channel as a comment. There is a prize to be won. CONGRATS TO MR. ELVIS that won in the last task/exercise. Terms and Conditions for winning 1] Drop your answer as a comment. 2] Like this post and any other four on the blog 3] Like three videos on our YouTube Channel 4] Subscribe to our BLOG and YouTube Channel 5] Share our blog and channel to three social med...
Datatype Explained & Used [tuple()] - Pt. 2
https://youtu.be/gmKEpB3a8DM Datatype Explained and Used [tuple()] - Pt. 2 - mutating a tuple Thanks for Viewing. Please do Subscribe, React, Comment and Share! www.hamplustech.com
Datatype Explained & Used [tuple] - Pt. 1
https://youtu.be/VyB9yp2V0lk Datatype Explained and Used [tuple()] - Pt. 1 - concept - initialization - help() and dir() Thanks for Viewing. Please do Subscribe, React, Comment and Share! www.hamplustech.com https://bit.ly/3indnrD For all your ICT work, Just click on the link!
Datatype Explained & Used (set) - Pt. 2
https://youtu.be/czhx_yMiaak - difference - intersection - isdisjoint - subset - superset - symmetric difference - union Thanks for Viewing. Please do Subscribe, React, Comment and Share!
Datatype Explained & Used [set()] - Pt. 1
https://youtu.be/iF4o8vwkTn0 In this video: - set initialization - help() and dir() of set - set() and dict() - set() and list() Thanks for Viewing. Please do Subscribe, React, Comment and Share! www.hamplustech.com
Python Task - Answer to Week2 No1
Solution to our weekly python task (https://www.hamplustech.com/2020/06/python-programming-task-week-2.html) was given in this video. Thanks for watching this tutorial. * Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel and our blog * Please REACT, COMMENT and SHARE our contents www.hamplustech.com
Data wrangling 2 - dictionary manipulation
Data Wrangling 2 - Changing the key of a python dict - Changing the value of a python dict Thanks for watching this tutorial. * Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel and our blog * Please REACT, COMMENT and SHARE our contents www.hamplustech.com
Data wrangling 1 - map() and itertools
Iterables and their manipulations - zip() - itertools https://youtu.be/l-d4b0r6R0o Thanks for watching this tutorial. * Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel and our blog * Please REACT, COMMENT and SHARE our contents www.hamplustech.com
Sorting a Python Dictionary
Sorting a Python Dictionary https://youtu.be/29ZfEjsjTTs - sorted() - dict.items() - lambda www.hamplustech.com
Datatype Explained & Used [dict] - Pt. 2
Datatypes Explained and Used [dict] - Pt. 2 https://youtu.be/VkWG7XVMISY - dunder method - magic function - python modules Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel and blog. Thanks! www.hamplustech.com Thanks!
Datatype Explained & Used [dict] - Pt. 1
https://youtu.be/bN17aKhty5c - introduction to dictionary - concept of dictionary - keys - values - items Please keep an eye on our channel and blog to be the first to get our latest videos and post. Just SUBSCRIBE now! We are available on all social media using * @HamplusHub * @HamplusTech Thanks! www.hamplustech.com
Intro to Week 4 - Python Task and Dict Datatype
https://youtu.be/IXJRnQNmgYg *This Week's Videos will be on* - dictionary datatype (dict() or {key:value}) - solution to last week's task on our blog - zip() - itertools Please keep an eye on our channel and blog to be the first to get our latest videos and post. We are available on all social media using * @HamplusHub * @HamplusTech Thanks! www.hamplustech.com
Python Programming Task Week 2
Hello Folks! We have been on python lessons (datatype). We have discussed the following datatypes so far; integer (int) - see video , string (str) - see video and list which is also called array (one dimensional) - see video . Below are tasks or exercises for us this week based on list: Data = [2,4,2,1,4,5,6,1,11]. Multiply the elements in the list using for loop list comprehension map function Data = [5,4,2,1,2,6,8,9,10,11,13,17]. Sort the list in a way that all the odd numbers comes before the even numbers. Data = [1,2,3,[4,6,9],2,[1,6]] and Data2 = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]. Find the progressive sum of the lists. Please kindly solve and drop your solutions as a comment on this blog or on our YouTube channel. Remember, there is always a prize attached to our task. To Win: Drop your answer as comment. Like this post and any other four on the blog. Like three videos on our YouTube channel. Subscribe to our blog and also our channel. Share our blog and channel to three socia...