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Visualization in Python with matplotlib
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Visualization in Python with matplotlib

Visualization in Python with matplotlib

1. Basics: Line Charts
Creating an Empty PlotSimple Line ChartCreate a Simple Line ChartAdding One More LineAdd Data to the PlotAdding Legend to a PlotAdd LegendPlot Labels and TitleAdd Lables and TitlesChanging Line StyleCustomize Your Line ChartCreate a Complete Line Chart
2. Bar Charts
Simple Bar ChartCreate a Simple Bar ChartStacked BarsCreate a Stacked Bar ChartGrouped BarsCreate a Grouped Bar ChartHorizontal Bar ChartCreate a Horizontal Bar ChartCustomizing Bar ChartsCreate a Complete Bar Chart
3. Scatter Plots
The Simplest Scatter PlotCreate a Simple Scatter PlotSetting Plot ParametersSet Ticks and LimitsCustomizationCustomize Your Scatter PlotGrouping ObservationsGroup by RegionFurther GroupingGroup by Continuous VariableMaking Chart InformativeAdd Information to the Plot

Create a Complete Bar Chart

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

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Section 2. Chapter 10
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Create a Complete Bar Chart

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 10
toggle bottom row

Create a Complete Bar Chart

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Task

  1. Assign the second call of the .barh() function to the bar2 variable.
  2. Customize the plot:
    • set x label to 'Rainfall (mm)';
    • y label to 'Month';
    • title to 'Average rainfall level in Indian cities';
    • limit the values on the x-axis to diapason (0, 380).
  3. Add labels to bars:
    • set padding = -5 at the first call;
    • pass bar2 as the first parameter at the second call.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 2. Chapter 10
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