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Data Visualization in Python for Absolute Beginners

Learn the basics of creating an interactive plot using Plotly.
Feb 2023
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In this live training, you will learn the basics of how to create an interactive plot using Plotly. You will visualize Seoul bike sharing data using bar plots, scatter plots and line plots using Plotly as well as DataLab's no-code chart cell. In the process, we’ll tease out how Seoul weather is impacting bike sharing trends. No prior Python experience is required for this code-along. We'll start at the beginning!

Key takeaways

  • Get started with Python plotting syntax

  • Learn to draw common plot types such as bar plots, scatter plots and line plots

  • Discover techniques to customize and enhance your plots

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