This free course introduces data visualization in Python and focuses on building practical skills using popular libraries. You will learn how to work with Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Plotly through clear code examples. The course explains how different plots work and how to choose the right chart for different data types. You will practice comparing plots using real datasets such as the Automobile dataset to understand patterns, trends, and insights.
You will also work with multiple datasets using Python tools such as Numpy and Pandas. The course includes hands on practice with Kaggle Automobile and Game datasets and shows how to visualize data using Seaborn. By the end of the course, you will know how to clean data, explore datasets, and present insights using effective visualizations.
After completing this course, you will feel confident creating and comparing data visualizations in Python for analysis and reporting. You will gain practical experience working with real datasets and writing visualization focused code. This course suits beginners who want to learn data visualization, students exploring data analysis, and professionals who want to improve Python data visualization skills using real examples.
In this section, you will understand to work with Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Plotly Python packages for data visualization through demonstrated code snippets.
This section gives you a hands-on demonstration to learn visualization techniques and compare different plots. It uses the Automobile dataset to explain the concepts thoroughly.
This section includes Python packages demonstration and sample problems to work with Numpy, Pandas with Kaggle Automobile and Game dataset, and Seaborn with Kaggle Game dataset.
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