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Easy Machine Learning codes are for those seeking to enter into machine learning or want most simple machine learning codes for various algorithms. The coding language used will be Python. I try to make these as simple as I can with an explanation of each line of code.

I am from a non-coding background and learned the basics of data science, thanks to the COVID period. According to me, you be of any field, data is of utmost importance and if you can create some insights out of data, then you're in high demand. 

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My name is Vipul Agarwal and I have done Mechanical and Automation Engineering from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and Masters of Business Administration from Delhi Technological University. I am working as a management trainee with TCS and run a blog on Digital Marketing by the name MarqueEx.com.


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