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Introduction

to GitHub,
Kaggle,
Colab, and
Hugging Face
GitHub
• GitHub is a developer platform that allows developers to create,
store, manage and share their code.

• Facilitates teamwork, version control, and project management

• https://github.com/
Kaggle
• Kaggle is like a playground for people who
love working with data and building smart
computer programs.
•Online community for data scientists and
machine learning practitioners
• Access to a large collection of datasets
• Engage in machine learning competitions
• Code sharing and collaboration
• Importance: Learning, collaboration, and
showcasing skills

• https://www.kaggle.com/
Google Colab
•A free online tool that lets you write and run computer code
right in your web browser. It’s like a powerful notebook where
you can mix text, code, and results all in one place.

• Gives you free access to powerful computers, including ones


with GPUs (Graphics Processing Units). This makes it easier
and faster to run complex code, especially for tasks like
machine learning.

• Collaboration: Shareable notebooks, real-time editing


• Integration: Supports Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch
• Importance: Easy access to powerful computing resources

• https://colab.research.google.com/
Hugging Face
• Hugging Face helps with natural language processing
(NLP), which makes computers understand and talk like
humans.
• They provide pre-trained models that are like ready-
made brains for tasks like translation and answering
questions.
• Their library simplifies using these models in your own
projects.

• Simplifies complex language tasks, even for beginners.


• Provides pre-trained models so you don’t have to start
from scratch.
• Encourages collaboration and learning from a large
community.
• Great for exploring how computers understand and
process human language.
• GitHub: Essential for teamwork
and managing code changes.
• Kaggle: Great for practicing data
science skills and learning through
competitions.
Conclusio
• Google Colab: Provides a free,
n powerful, and easy-to-use platform
for coding and data analysis.
• Hugging Face: Makes working with
language processing tasks easier
and more accessible.

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