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Mohamed Diab

💡 Today I worked on a Python task 3 focused on sensor data analysis using different Data Structures and OOP concepts. In this project I practiced working with: ✅ List, Tuple, Dictionary, and Set ✅ Organizing sensor readings by sensor ID ✅ Identifying unique sensors and high stress values ✅ Calculating statistics such as max, min, and average temperature ✅ Sorting timestamps and extracting the most recent readings ➡️ I also implemented Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) by creating classes to structure the solution, and solved a system of linear equations using Python. 🎬 In this video I explain the idea behind the code and how each part works. A big thanks to Eng. Mostafa Emad and KAITECH Engineering & Technology for this amazing opportunity! #Python #Programming #DataStructures #OOP

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Great work bro 🥰♥️

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ahmed ghazal 1mo

Congratulations 🤎

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Ahmed Halim 1mo

Amazing Work Bro ❤️

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Mahmoud Abd El Fattah 1mo

Good work bro ❤️

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