add discussion link for python track

PyJaipur · Jul 19, 2020 · 6c67a5a · 6c67a5a
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 <a href='https://t.me/ml_code_for_100_days'><button>Discuss on telegram</button></a>
-# ML Track-Week 8
+## ML Track-Week 8
 
 Now, let us boost our learning.  
 This week will introduce you to algorithms that can boost the accuracy of your model.  

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+<a href='https://t.me/pyjaipur'><button>Discuss on telegram @pyjaipur group</button></a>
 ## Running Python
 
 Python usually comes pre-installed if you're using a linux based system like [Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com/), [Archlinux](https://www.archlinux.org/), or [Fedora](https://getfedora.org/). You can run the terminal application on these systems and just type `python` to access python.

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+<a href='https://t.me/pyjaipur'><button>Discuss on telegram @pyjaipur group</button></a>
 ## Basic math
 
 Python has a way to express mathematical operations so that you can do things

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+<a href='https://t.me/pyjaipur'><button>Discuss on telegram @pyjaipur group</button></a>
 ## Decision Making
 
 We make decisions everyday and based on them do either one thing or another. What should I cook? Does my bike need petrol?

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+<a href='https://t.me/pyjaipur'><button>Discuss on telegram @pyjaipur group</button></a>
 ## Strings
 
 Strings are sequences of characters. Your name can be considered as a string. To create a string, put the sequence of characters inside quotes. Python does not care if they are single quotes or double quotes and so `'pyjaipur'` and  `"pyjaipur"` are the same value. You can read more about python string [in the python docs](https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/introduction.html#strings).