Hi,
I believe both Ayan and Jayesh have made valuable points. From my
experience the companies that traditionally have a Python team in house
would like to add Spark capabilities to their inventory not least because
1. There is more Python code running around that will benefit from
modern
There is no good answer to the question “Have I learnt enough”. You can never
learn enough. You have to constrantly learn
Practically, if you want to make a career out of using technology XYZ, you only
need to learn enough XYZ to get a job doing XYZ. Once you get a job doing XYZ,
other people
The answer always is "it depends". At the outset it seems you are in pretty
good shape and have all the key skills you need. All I can suggest is try
to take inherent benefits of the language and hone your coding practices
On Thu, 15 Apr 2021 at 2:25 am, ashok34...@yahoo.com.INVALID
wrote:
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Hi gurus,
I have knowledge of Java, Scala and good enough knowledge of Spark, Spark SQL
and Spark Functional programing with Scala.
I have started using Python with Spark PySpark.
Wondering, in order to be proficient in PySpark, how much good knowledge of
Python programing is needed? I know the
