Hi Oberewu,

Are you sure that the Jupyter notebook file and the dataset are in the same folder? Usually that's the easiest way to approach the issue.
However, if you still have a problem with that, then you can use the absolute path of a file when loading the data.

Thus, you can write: data = pd.read_csv(‘ABSOLUTE_PATH/1.01. Simple linear regression.csv’)

To me this looks like: data = pd.read_csv('C:/Users/365/Desktop/Advanced_Statistical_Methods_(Machine_Learning)/1.01. Simple linear regression.csv')

In your case, you can find that by opening the folder containing the files and copy-pasting the path.

Once you copy-paste this path, you should CHANGE ALL SLASHES from backward to forward.

This means that if your path is C:\Users\YOUR_COMPUTER_NAME\Desktop\... , you should make it look like: C:/Users/YOUR_COMPUTER_NAME/Desktop/…

Note that, due to the standards for referencing paths, in Python, instead of a backward slash ( \ ), you should use a forward slash ( / ).

loading of csv file to my notekbook and getting error

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