Here we run.
So now we are also done with this upload.
Now we are going to cover the different types of plots in Metropolis.
Before that for energy library like met low level Seabourn you will get an official for Web site for
that.
Like here you have met prohibited watching format locally they would get everything about the Met locally.
And here I am.
Examples they will find the gallery in which you have different kinds of graphs like all these here.
So this is something the topic of of the video we are going to go a few basic ones that are mostly used
not the old.
So here we find every kind of chart.
And here we have pie charts also.
And if you need to have anyone just click on that one you will find the code for that one.
So hey if you notice we have the code for this one.
And if you also notice this one is a little different.
We are using BLT commands and here something X is bun so that's what we are going to learn later in
the videos.
Now a few basic graphs like first of all we have a most basic one that is a common way here.
This one and in the one is known as getting blocked if you do something like this.
You just need to change display.
So this is BLT deplored.
Come on dispute come on into the type of graph you need like hey I used to just do this you will get
disciplined if you need a histogram.
That is the basic one used.
Most of the time.
So here I have a histogram there is also you have seen in presentations et cetera.
If you need a bar graph then again BLT don't just bar here X or Y.
And there we have a backdrop.
If you notice the point on the ten we have hundred so one more that is known as fee it will be applauded.
Showing your data like under 10.
So there is some of the basic types of clothes here.
One more thing.
If you are going to use the blows like the pie chart then maybe this will not work because every different
kind of char require different kinds of data.
Like all these I have shown you here require the linear type of data.
If you use something like a 1 known as box bloat
and then we have X come away you will get at us.
If you tried to have a pie chart that is something like this one you will get a list and then you will
also get something that is going to be processed here and there is no dip by actual pie chart like this
one.
We are going to have something else here.
Let's wait for that one also so that you can see that the so here.
If you notice this thing that is let me do that.
So these things that are like the these small portions but they are arranged in a non systematic order
and just increasing because the value is increasing from zero to 100 like this one did last.
So this one here this blue point.
So that's what the pie chart here is.
And one more thing.
You can also use these blokes for some blokes also like these different kinds of blokes.
Like if I do something like BLT to subplot and a lot of doodles two columns that means I have four elements.
That is just one two three and four so copy this one four times.
And here we have this one two decent three and dismantle after that BLT load right underscore layout.
Never forget this one by Leo working with subplots after that flowed something like in First we have
BLT to build the simple one that is X come away then then we have something like BLT don't histogram
do so hissed and we have X come away after that we have a bar chart that is bar and X right there the
last one.
Let me have a fairly BLT don't see and this one X come away.
So now here you will get different some blokes with different types of bloating on them one will think
there are some kinds of plot in which the data you have is converted into some another form like if
I have something less bullet that is bullet like the medical students will understand the Cartesian
lady degree we have another form that is Bola form presentation of the vacancy that trigonometric values.
So here if you write X Como y this all generally works on the degrees and radians.
So here you will get something like that when a 360 degree graph in which we have the values starting
from zero and ending at this point that is approx 2 180 degrees and that denotes the actual values of
these points that we have taken but in the polar form you can also get the idea that how we can convert
these into polar forms.
So by that you can check the values and one more thing if you try to upload this one here then these
plots are something they did not get involved with the other different kinds of plots like in which
other forms of ice use like if you do that one so we go here we have this one this circle overlapping
the old T.
So that's because this doesn't belong to that particular matter.
So that's why this overlap all these without noticing that they are also already there.
So that's what these types of talks in map properly we have and that's how you can use them just by
changing this one way.
So thanks for watching and I was in the next video.