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Data Science Practical

The document provides code examples for creating various types of charts using Matplotlib, including a line chart for average attendance percentage, a bar chart for average marks of students, a scatter chart for the same data, and a pie chart showing the popularity of programming languages. Each section includes the corresponding code and a brief description of the chart's purpose. The document serves as a practical guide for visualizing data in Python.

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Data Science Practical

The document provides code examples for creating various types of charts using Matplotlib, including a line chart for average attendance percentage, a bar chart for average marks of students, a scatter chart for the same data, and a pie chart showing the popularity of programming languages. Each section includes the corresponding code and a brief description of the chart's purpose. The document serves as a practical guide for visualizing data in Python.

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DATA SCIENCE PRACTICAL

LINE CHART
CODE:
import [Link] as plt
x = ["X-A","X-B","X-C","X-D","X-E","X-F","X-G","X-H","X-I"]
y=[77.2,79.3,78.5,70.4,70,76.2,73.5,72.9,81.3]
[Link](x, y,color="blue")
[Link](["LINE CHART"])
[Link]("AVERAGE ATTENDANCE PERCENTAGE")
[Link]("CLASS-SECTION")
[Link]("AVERAGE PERCENTAGE")
[Link]()
OUTPUT:
BAR CHART
CODE:
import [Link] as plt
name=["ROHIT","RONIT","SUNIT","AMIT","RAHU
L","AMAN"]
marks = [98.5,87.2,96.8,78.9,91.6,99.1]
[Link](name,marks,color="red")
[Link]("average marks of all students")
[Link]("name of the students")
[Link]("average marks")
[Link]()
OUTPUT:
SCATTER CHART
CODE:
import [Link] as plt
name=["ROHIT","RONIT","SUNIT","AMIT","RAHU
L","AMAN"]
marks = [98.5,87.2,96.8,78.9,91.6,99.1]
[Link](name,marks)
[Link]("average marks of all students")
[Link]("name of the students")
[Link]("average marks")
[Link]()
OUTPUT:
PIE CHART
CODE:
import [Link] as plt
languages = ['Python', 'JavaScript', 'Java', 'C#',
'C++','SQL']
popuratity = [22.2, 17.6, 8.8, 8, 7.7, 6.7]
colors = ["blue", "black", "green", "yellow", "pink",
"magenta"]
[Link](popuratity, labels=languages, colors=colors)
[Link]('PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES')
[Link]()
OUTPUT:

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