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Create Random Data & 8 Essential Plots in Python with NumPy & Matplotlib

This guide shows how to set up a Windows 10 Python 3.6 environment, generate random numbers using NumPy’s various methods, and visualize the data with Matplotlib through eight chart types—including scatter, line, bar, histogram, pie, and box plots—complete with code snippets and images.

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Create Random Data & 8 Essential Plots in Python with NumPy & Matplotlib

1. Environment

System: Windows 10 Python version: 3.6.1 Libraries: matplotlib, numpy

2. Methods to Generate Random Numbers with NumPy

Demonstrates several ways to produce random data using numpy.random.

3. Scatter Plot

Example of a scatter plot created with Matplotlib.

4. Line Plot

Uses the plot function to draw a line chart.

5. Bar Chart

Shows a horizontal bar chart (orientation set to horizontal).

6. Histogram

Illustrates a histogram of random data.

7. Pie Chart

Displays a pie chart representing categorical distribution.

8. Box Plot

Creates a box plot to visualize data distribution and outliers.

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