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In a world where data is being generated at such an alarming rate, the correct analysis of that data at the correct time is very useful. One of the most amazing framework to handle big data in real-time and perform analysis is Apache Spark. Together, Python for Spark or PySpark is one of the most sought-after certification courses, giving Scala for Spark a run for its money. So in this PySpark Tutorial blog, I’ll discuss the following topics: What is PySpark? Apache Spark is a fast cluster computing framework which is used for processing, querying and analyzing Big data. Being based on In-memory computation, it has an advantage over several other big data Frameworks. Originally written in Scala Programming Language, the open source community has developed an amazing tool to support Python for Apache Spark. PySpark helps data scientists interface with RDDs in Apache Spark and Python through its library Py4j.  There are many features that make ...