Competition
Understanding Lego sets popularity
This competition is designed to help you get started with DataCamp Competitions and familiarize yourself with how competitions work. You recently applied to work as a data analyst intern at the famous Lego Group in Denmark. As part of the job interview process, you received the following take-home assignment: You are asked to use the provided dataset to understand the popularity of different Lego sets and themes. The idea is to become familiarized with the data to be ready for an interview with a business stakeholder.
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- What is the average number of Lego sets released per year?
- What is the average number of Lego parts per year?
- Create a visualization of the average number of Lego parts per year.
- What are the 5 most popular colors used in Lego parts?
- [Optional] What proportion of Lego parts are transparent?
- [Optional] What are the 5 rarest lego bricks?
- Summarize your findings.
How to get started
Create your most insightful analysis using DataLab, our in-browser tool to write, run, and publish data analyses. Once you’ve finished your work, you’ll need to publish it for review.
Judging criteria
This competition is for helping to understand how competitions work. This competition will not be judged.
Rules
- Entries to the competition take the form of a workbook publication. Make sure the competition publication is publicly visible in order to be entered into the competition.
- Your publication should be focused on data provided within the competition.
- The competition is open and free to registered DataCamp users.
- Only one entry per user. You may update your entry up to the deadline.
- Make sure your competition workbook is published by the competition deadline in order for it to be valid.
- You can check the time left to submit on the counter at the top of this page.
Note: Please make sure you're 18+ years old and are allowed to take part in a skill-based competition from your country.