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Python_Libraries_List

The document lists the most frequently used Python libraries categorized into four main areas: Data Analysis & Visualization, Machine Learning & AI, Web Development, and Automation, Testing, and Utilities. Key libraries include pandas and numpy for data analysis, scikit-learn and tensorflow for machine learning, flask and django for web development, and various utilities for automation and testing. Additional libraries mentioned support tasks like Excel file manipulation, game development, and GUI application creation.

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Python_Libraries_List

The document lists the most frequently used Python libraries categorized into four main areas: Data Analysis & Visualization, Machine Learning & AI, Web Development, and Automation, Testing, and Utilities. Key libraries include pandas and numpy for data analysis, scikit-learn and tensorflow for machine learning, flask and django for web development, and various utilities for automation and testing. Additional libraries mentioned support tasks like Excel file manipulation, game development, and GUI application creation.

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Most Frequently Used Python Libraries

Data Analysis & Visualization


- pandas: Data manipulation and analysis (tables, CSVs, Excel)
- numpy: Numerical operations and array processing
- matplotlib: Plotting and charting (graphs, histograms, etc.)
- seaborn: Statistical data visualization (built on matplotlib)
- plotly: Interactive plots and dashboards

Machine Learning & AI


- scikit-learn: ML algorithms like regression, clustering, classification
- tensorflow: Deep learning framework (by Google)
- keras: User-friendly neural network API (runs on TensorFlow)
- xgboost: Optimized gradient boosting for ML competitions
- torch (PyTorch): Deep learning (by Facebook, very popular in research)

Web Development
- flask: Lightweight web framework
- django: Full-featured web framework
- requests: Make HTTP requests easily
- beautifulsoup4: Scrape and parse HTML and XML pages

Automation, Testing, and Utilities


- os: Interact with the operating system
- sys: System-specific parameters and functions
- re: Regular expressions
- time: Time and sleep functions
- unittest: Testing framework
- pytest: More advanced testing tools
- shutil: High-level file operations (copy, move, etc.)

Others
- openpyxl: Work with Excel files (.xlsx)
- pygame: Game development
- tkinter: GUI application development (built-in)
- sqlite3: Use SQL databases directly from Python
- json: Work with JSON data

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