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Alright, so for this problem i'll be working through this using a jupyter notebook as you can see here just because it's a convenient way for me to show notes on screen while also doing all of my python stuff.
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So first we want to make sure that we import the libraries.
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We're going to be using two different libraries here.
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We'll need to use the pandas library as well as the seaborn library, as well as matplotlib.
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So we have import pandas as pd, import seaborn as sns, and import matplotlib .pyplot as plt.
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Now that we have that, the next step is to create the data frame.
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So we'll want to first input our data, so we'll say data is equal to.
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We can input this as, for instance, basically a dictionary.
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Variable 1, oops, pardon me, variable, all sorts of typos today.
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Variable 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
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Variable 2, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...