Inspired by the data visualization projects in Python Crash Course, 3rd edition.
To create visuals, remove comments from the desired function calls in main.py. Only one may be run at a time.
Create either a line or dot plot of the square of numbers.
The array, input_values, contains the integers, one through eight, to be squared and plotted. The function call will only display the result.
The array, x_values, represents the integers to be squared and is created using a list comprehension. It's counterpart list, y_values, uses list comprehension to calculate the square. The function call will both display and save a file of the result.
Creates a scatter plot of a random walk from a starting cartesian position of (0, 0). The plot shades from white to green with both the start and end points highlighted in orange. Each step is randomly chosen within a defined range. When run, the user will be prompted to save the output or not, after which the result will be displayed via pyplot.
Creates a histogram of a single die or multiple dice roll of specified size. The size and number of die must be changed within the die.py and roll_dice.py files. Plotly is used to render the histogram as HTML and written to the file dice_histogram_d<# of die sides>.
