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# knowledge-repo | ||
A repository for me to keep the things i've learned and share it with others. <br> | ||
You can find these under 'works' section on my [webiste](https://jacobcelestine.com/). | ||
Everything PySpark. | ||
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### Colab and PySpark.ipynb | ||
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Once you complete this notebook, you should be able to write pyspark programs in an efficent way. The ideal way to use this is by going through the examples given and then trying them on Colab. At the end there are a few hands on questions which you can use to evaluate yourself. The objective of the notebook is to: | ||
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- Give a proper understanding about the different <i>PySpark functions</i> available. | ||
- A short introduction to Google Colab, as that is the platform on which this notebook is written on. | ||
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> I have made an html version of the same, which you can easily access [here](https://jacobcelestine.com/knowledge_repo/colab_and_pyspark/). |
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