Hey, everyone! I completed video on numpy a few days ago. Before that, I finished Kaggle's course on Python. I think I should build some projects now to apply my skills. Does anyone have any recommendations? Should I build projects that includes only Python or should I built projects with numpy or other libraries that I learn along the way? Where should I start? Thanks in advance 😀!!

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After going through Dave’s course, would you recommend obtaining any AI industry certifications from Microsoft or Google? Has anyone found if that helps when job hunting? I figured actual projects will be important too and to get some stuff on our GitHub?

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