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Everyone Can Learn Python Scholarship

Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

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Beginner score

88/100

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Learning value

86/100

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Estimated effort

6-14 hours

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Metric

[object Object],[object Object],[object…

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Who this competition fits

Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

Official blurb (unedited)
The first 'Everyone Can Learn Python' Scholarship from DataCamp is now open for entries. The challenges below test the Python and SQL skills you gained from Introduction to Python and Introduction to SQL and pair them with your existing problem-solving and creative thinking. The scholarship is open to people who have completed or are completing their secondary education and are preparing to pursue a degree in computer science or data science. Students preparing for graduate-level computer science or data science degrees are also welcome to apply. Create a report that answers the following two challenges: Scoring notes: [object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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Python or R basics

DataCamp / DataLab workflow

text preprocessing basics

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$5,000
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CPU only
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[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
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Source published
Sep 1, 2022
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Sep 1, 2022
Published on this site
Jul 18, 2026