Hey everyone.
So maybe Hello data.
And let me have a simple look at that one again.
So here with the tips these columns these Joes second one is this one defend them already fine.
And remember the here beat here because this numerical value here.
So if we need to block that one we will go for this one then the F three.
We have this one and it has hundreds rows and the F4 is again dissimilar to that one but only candles.
Now let me move to the plots in which only points are bloated like this.
So this index well that one is very simple.
You first need to be away you have empty cell.
You first need to provide a data set that you are going to use.
Like if I go for the data set three then don't load and then scatter
and then you need to pass the variable like because in scatter we require two parameter that is true
and column so X axis will be our a.
And why we will be a B.
So when I shifted on this one I will get this points.
So this is the scattered plot here.
You can have this one with the data set forth then you have fewer points there because we have only
Daniels.
So we have just 5 and 5 10 values there.
So this is about three points and then we determine you can also do this thing with the tips.
You just need to pass here like if I have total underscore Bill if you remember we have total underscored
building.
Then we have another one should be done.
You will get destroyed because that would have a moral values.
So this is the scatter plot.
Also if you are getting a little difference between this one and you have output then make sure you
have imported the seaborne library because it affects the visualization of these gloves if you do not
have this one the look will be a little flaccid one.
So this is all about the point plots.
I need to just show you one example that how you can use these just the dataset dot plot and then dot
the matter.
The type of proto are using data and pass parameters if required.
So thanks for watching.
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