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The document summarizes the results of a student's data visualization assignment using seaborn. [1] The student successfully completed the assignment without errors and tested their program thoroughly. They spent around 10 hours to complete it and found it somewhat challenging. [2] The student wrote the program themselves without outside help. When facing obstacles, they used Google to search for errors and resolve issues as well as referencing the seaborn documentation. [3] The student learned different data visualization techniques, seaborn methods, and data manipulation skills for better visualization.

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Python Lab10 Report Summary

The document summarizes the results of a student's data visualization assignment using seaborn. [1] The student successfully completed the assignment without errors and tested their program thoroughly. They spent around 10 hours to complete it and found it somewhat challenging. [2] The student wrote the program themselves without outside help. When facing obstacles, they used Google to search for errors and resolve issues as well as referencing the seaborn documentation. [3] The student learned different data visualization techniques, seaborn methods, and data manipulation skills for better visualization.

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Report Summary - LAB 10

1. Did you successfully get your assignment done? Did it run? Any error? Did you get the correct
result? Did you test your program thoroughly?
A. Yes, it is completed, and no errors are observed, and tested thoroughly.
2. How much time did you spend to complete your assignment?
A. I have spent around 10 hours completing assignment.
3. Did you find the assignment easy or challenging for you?
A. I found this a bit challenging, as it involved a lot of trial and error runs and
understanding parameters in seaborn methods.
4. Did you write the program yourself? Did you get any help from anyone?
A. I have written the program myself.
5. When you encountered obstacles to complete your program, how did you resolve the issues?
Did you use Google to get help? Describe how Google was abled or not able to assist you?
A. I have faced certain issues, but I have used google to search for those errors and resolve
them. Also, I have referred to the documentation of seaborn for completing assignment.
6. What did you learn from doing this assignment?
A. Different types of data visualization techniques, methods provided by seaborn, and
certain data manipulation techniques for better visualization.
7. Any other information you would like to share with your instructor? Make sure you provide
program output on each option.
Question #1:

a)  Using dataset workerstips.csv, create a scatterplot with total_bill as the x-axis and the tips as
the y-axis.
b)  Using dataset workerstips.csv, create a scatter plot that will differentiate between smokers and
non-smokers. Use a different color (hue) and style marker (style) to visually split the points of
scatterplot. Because the default range sizes are limited, increase the range size. Try the tuple (10,
300) as the size range parameter.
c) A simple bar plot will work well to show average tips per day of the week. Find out which day
has the highest average tip. In this case, you may want to show the average tip (y-axis) per day of
the week (x-axis).
d) Repeat part (b) above but this time split the distribution by lunch and dinner. What
information can you derive from the new visualization?
e) Using dataset flightData.csv, create a lineplot to plot average number of passengers per year
per month. Use the year on the x-axis and the passengers on the y-axis. Also, find out how to plot
the total number of passengers per year.

f) Using dataset titanic.csv, show the counts of observations in each categorical bin using bars
plot.

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