For those of us with an iPad and an interest in ML

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Tinkerstellar is a free app designed to teach Python 3, including popular modules like Scikit-Learn and Pandas, through a seven-part tutorial and a run code feature for executing example code. Juno, priced at $14.99, offers a Juno IDE notebook interface for Python and supports the installation of third-party modules. Initial impressions suggest Juno may outperform the popular Pythonista app in certain areas, although Pythonista excels in creating interactive graphics and games with its Scene module. Both Tinkerstellar and Juno are available on the Apple App Store, while Pythonista offers versions for Python 2.7 and 3.6, preloaded with common modules such as NumPy and Matplotlib.
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There are a couple of recent apps for iPad that can get you started in python 3 programming and ML applications.
The first is Tinkerstellar ($free), an app designed to teach you python 3 and some of its most popular modules including its ML modules (7 part tutorial) like Scikit-Learn and Pandas. It has a run code feature to show how python will execute example code.

The second app by the same developer is called Juno ($14.99) and it brings the Juno IDE notebook interface for python. Additionally, you can install third party python modules. My first impressions are this app is better in some cases than the more popular Pythonista app although Pythonista can do some cool interactive graphics apps And games with their Scene module.

You can find them both on the Apple AppStore.
 
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