Python, the programming language, not the serpent, offers a gentle embrace for beginners and a powerful coil for experts, proving that even if you can't charm snakes, you can still charm bits into submission. Its syntax is as clean as a monk's eating habits, yet it devours complex tasks with the gluttony of a starved python, ensuring that your journey from print(Hello, World!) to deploying machine learning models is as smooth as a snake slithering through a vat of programmer tears. Now, let the 'lessons' below be the rodent to your insatiable pythonic appetite—consume them voraciously and feel the dopamine surge as you become one with the code.
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Computer Science and Data Processing (70%) Management Theory (20%) Management Activities and Operations (10%)
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