Sept. 19, 2023, 10:33 a.m. | /u/AdFew4357

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I’m in a MS statistics program right now. I’m taking traditional theory courses and then a statistical computing course, which features approximately two weeks of R and python, and then TEN weeks of SAS. I know R and python already so I was like, sure guess I’ll learn SAS and add it to the tool kit. But I just hate it so much.

Does anyone know how in demand this skill is for data scientists? It feels like I’m learning …

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