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Alternative Data Series: U.S. Box Office Revenue - Part 2 - Results

Alternative Data Series: U.S. Box Office Revenue - Part 2 - Results

Here, we take a look at the results and determine if AMC is a good investment to make.


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Alternative Data Series: U.S. Box Office Revenue - Part 1 - Getting the Data

Alternative Data Series: U.S. Box Office Revenue - Part 1 - Getting the Data.

Learn how to webscrape and store data using Python and SQL.


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Analyzing Kawhi Leonard's impact on the Raptors using Python Part 2

We all Kawhi Leonard is a great player, but how great is he? A factor that needs to be considered is how his presence affects his teammates. To examine how Kawhi's presence on the court impacts his teammates' performance, we would need to take a look at the play by play logs.


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Analyzing Kawhi Leonard's impact on the Raptors using Python Part 1

Now with the NBA season officially over and the Raptors winning it all, I thought it'd be interesting analyzing the impact Kawhi Leonard has had with the Raptors. Obviously Kawhi has made a tremendous impact on the Raptors, significantly contributing to winning its first ever NBA Championship. However, I want to analyze his impact using data...


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How to set up Bestfriend on Windows

Even though you should use incognito, there is probably some information on chrome that you don't want family, friends, or strangers to see. Therefore, I created a very simple program that deletes all chrome (for now - working on expanding to more browsers) data on Windows if the password is incorrect. For example, let's say you were gone for a while and somehow a person was able to access your computer. With this program, you can ask whoever is currently using the computer to input a password. If that password is incorrect, it will trigger the batch file and delete all chrome data. If you use the executable, closing the executable window will also trigger the batch file which will then delete all chrome data.


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How to automate repetitive Microsoft Word Documents using Python 3.

Using the python-docx package, we can automate the process of changing select words, phrases, and values in word documents all from the terminal without having to open each word document.


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