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removing matplot explicit use #94

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@jt14den jt14den commented May 26, 2024

We don't need to intro matplotlib in the episode and can use pandas plot() to label and alter plot. this simplifies things. We poss need a callout on plotting in python referencing matplot lib and different options.

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@jt14den jt14den changed the title removing matplot explicity use removing matplot explicitly use May 26, 2024
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Awesome, thanks for streamlining.

@chennesy chennesy merged commit 6244234 into main May 26, 2024
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