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-# Pyspark-With-Python
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+# Pyspark-With-Python
+🔹 What is PySpark?
+PySpark is the Python API for Apache Spark, a distributed computing framework used to process large-scale data efficiently.
+If you’re dealing with gigabytes, terabytes, or petabytes of data, Spark makes it possible to process it quickly using clusters of machines instead of a single computer.
+
+🔹 Why PySpark?
+Speed: Spark processes data in memory, making it faster than traditional MapReduce.
+Scalability: Can run on a laptop, a cluster, or the cloud.
+Flexibility: APIs available in Python, Scala, Java, and R.
+Libraries: Spark SQL, MLlib (Machine Learning), GraphX, Structured Streaming.
+
+Spark Architecture (Simplified)
+Driver: Coordinates the execution of jobs.
+Cluster Manager: Manages resources.
+Executors: Workers that process the data.
+Driver Program  →  Cluster Manager  →  Executors
+       (Coordinator)       (Resource Manager)     (Workers doing actual tasks)
+Imagine you are organizing a wedding 🎉
+
+Driver (Project Manager / Wedding Planner):
+Plans all tasks (food, decoration, music).
+
+Cluster Manager (HR/Coordinator):
+Decides how many cooks, decorators, and musicians you can hire based on budget.
+
+Worker Nodes (Teams):
+
+Cooks (Executor 1) prepare food.
+
+Decorators (Executor 2) decorate the hall.
+
+Musicians (Executor 3) manage music.
+
+The Driver (wedding planner) coordinates with Cluster Manager (HR) → who assigns tasks to actual Workers (teams) → and results come back as a successful wedding (final program output).
+
+🔹 Diagram (Text-based)
+
+                |       Driver          |  
+                | (SparkContext, DAG)   |
+                +-----------+-----------+
+                            |
+                            v
+                +-----------------------+
+                |   Cluster Manager     |  <-- Manages resources
+                +-----------+-----------+
+                            |
+        -----------------------------------------------
+        |                                             |
++---------------+                           +---------------+
+|  Worker Node 1|                           | Worker Node 2 |
+|   Executors   |                           |   Executors   |
+|   (Tasks)     |                           |   (Tasks)     |
++---------------+                           +---------------+
+🔹 First PySpark Program
+from pyspark.sql import SparkSession
+# Step 1: Start SparkSession
+spark = SparkSession.builder \
+    .appName("PySparkIntro") \
+    .getOrCreate()
+# Step 2: Create a simple DataFrame
+df = spark.range(1, 6)
+df.show()
+Output:
+
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+Key Takeaway
+PySpark = Spark + Python API.
+
+Built for big data processing.
+
+First step in any PySpark job → Create a SparkSession.
+