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1. Data scientists store and process large sets of

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disa [49]3 years ago

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Data Scientists store and process large sets of numerical data using various functions. A function is a block of code which is generally organised and it performs a single, related action.

Functions provide a better way of handling for an application and it also allows reusability. Functions are also known as methods, subroutines and procedures in a certain programming language.

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