Easy Python Progress Bars with tqdm

The best explanation about tqdm in the internet. Direct to the point and with easy explanations! Please continue sharing your knowledge. I found your channel looking for data analysis in Python, and really enjoy your content. Cheer's from Brazil!!!!

Great explanation with practical examples. Thanks!!

Thank you, sir.. learning from a Pro is a much better option than reading through the help manual.

Rob, thank you so much for your hard work and contribution to the development of the data analyst community! From Russia with love!

@Rob Thanks a tonn for this video. Its really helpful.

It's great, thanks bro!

Love your helpful videos. Could you show me the way to set up the underline Separator (_) for a number when typing in code cell, for example 50_000. Thank you.

Hi Rob, greetings from Singapore!

I am coding following along with the video, but the section on TQDM and Pandas, doesn't seem to work for me. Both scenarios are a no go for me. Please enlighten.
Thank you very much in advance.

PS: I find your shorts and videos very helpful, helping me fall asleep, or rather, keeping me away, thinking how I can integrate into my code portfolio!

I would be impressed if tqdm could give a progress bar when reading a excel or csv file as a dataframe.

It would be great to hear some of your thoughts on progress bar for multiprocessing stuff. For me it was a real pain in the back to make it work xD

Excelent video! Thank you, Rob.

how about `df.isnull().sum()` how can i use tqdm here

This tutorial is very good.

Can you please show an example of how you would implement this for scikit-learn when doing a RandomForest or XGBoost model and you're hyper-parameter tuning?

Nice video . From Vietnam

Thanks for the lesson, sir. I have one question. I defined a function and used the tqdm in it. When I call this function from a .py file, the tqdm does not get recognized, even importing as you shown it here. Do you have any clue how to solve this issue? When I define the function in a cell and then I call it, it works! But the functions are too big and, thus, I wanted it to keep on the .py file I'm using to call some functions when need it. Thanks for your time.

Thanks for the video!! Hope you have a great week.

Could you make a video teaching how to generate combination number and saving in Excel? and at each end of the 1048576 line it generates a new excel. I have an excel generator but it creates in folders on the side, inside the same file so it is very heavy, but if you make a file in each folder, it would be ideal. like the mega sena, and instead of generating all the possibilities, leave a field to generate combinations only with the numbers that we would prefer. here's the tip. it would be great, thanks.

Please sir, do a KeyWord Extraction video

Very smooth explanation...

Hey, I'm Brazil, How to implement for current tasks?

Hi Rob, warm greetings from India
I got to know about your channel when you did a live stream on Abhishek Thakur's channel
I've been following you since then and I really like your content, especially how you make it so easy to understand and yet it's still in-depth and cover most of the concepts about that topic
I just have one little request please make some tutorials on advanced topics as well like Transformers, Auto encoders etc

Nice video, do you mind sharing what theme are you using for jupyter notebook?