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Hey guys, welcome to Day 25 of 100 Days of Code.

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So today we're going to be learning about how to work with CSV files,

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so not just text files as we saw in yesterday's lessons.

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But we're going to be working with data files and we're going to be analyzing

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that data with a library called Pandas.

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This is one of the most popular Python data analysis libraries,

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and we're going to get to grips with how we can use it to start getting some

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insight into our data. By the end of the day,

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you're going to be building a educational and interesting game,

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which gets you to guess and learn all of the States in the US. And the

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inspiration comes from a quiz on Sporcle

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where it has a map of all the States,

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it's all blank until you start guessing some States,

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and then you keep going until you've managed to get all 50. Or like me,

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you get stuck at 30 out of 50.

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This game tests you on your knowledge of the names of the 50 States in the US.

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So for example, if I go and add another state and I hit

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OK,

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then that name appears on the map at the location of the state.

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The aim of the game is to remember all of the names of the states and to name as

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many of them as you can.

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So I managed to get to about only 30, um,

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but I've never lived in the US so my knowledge just comes from watching TV

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shows and general knowledge,

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but if you're from the US then you're probably going to do a lot better than

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me.

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So this is an interactive and educational game that I think that you are going

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to enjoy playing. So once you are ready, head over to the next lesson,

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and let's get started learning about how to work with data files.

