Complete the code to create the plot of the rating variable in the tv_shows data frame. Complete the code to return the output Library(ggplot2) ggplot(tv_shows, aes( write code here )) + write code here Expected Output
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In this case, it is the `rating` variable from the `tv_shows` data frame. Show more…
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