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Tim Skov Jacobsen 2020-03-10 15:34:39 +01:00
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"> **Note:** Understanding the structural context of the dataset is not important for solving the exercise. The same concepts could be used for all other types of datasets. If you will, you can look at it as generic data which is to be filtered and plotted. \n",
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"### The dataset\n",
"The dataset is called `shear_keys_base_slab_v20.txt`. To get the file go [here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Python-Crash-Course/Python101/master/Session%206%20-%20Practical_Exercise%20/shear_keys_base_slab_v20.txt), right-click and choose \"save as\". Select `.txt` as file format. Save the file in the same folder as your script for this exercise. \n",
"The dataset is called `shear_keys_base_slab_v20.txt`. To get the file go [here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Python-Crash-Course/Python101/master/Session%206%20-%20Practical_Exercise/shear_keys_base_slab_v20.txt), right-click and choose \"save as\". Select `.txt` as file format. Save the file in the same folder as your script for this exercise. \n",
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"\n",
"## The exercise\n",