Hello everyone and welcome to Seaborn exercises overview lecture and this lecture we're going to briefly
go over the seaborne exercises before we show you these solutions in the next lecture.
Let's go in and jump to Jupiter notebook to get started.
All right here I am at the Jupiter notebook for the Seaborn exercises located under the Seaborn folder
and we're going to be working with a famous Titanic dataset.
And you can actually load this directly from Seaborn.
So a lot of this code is already laid out for you.
These force these first four cells are laid out for you and you can check out the head of the Titanic
data frame and what it looks like.
And basically the exercises are wanting you to recreate the plots shown here below using this titanic
data frame and there's very few hints since most of the plots can actually just be done with just one
or maybe two lines of code and a hint would basically give away the solution.
So essentially just showing you the plot and asking you to replicate it.
Something you should really know here is that in order not to lose this plot image you shouldn't run
any code in the cell that correctly above it.
So for out 41 you shouldn't run any code in 41.
What you should do is be running your code right here.
So code here in order to not remove this exercise plot image.
All right.
I want you to replicate this plot right here.
This plot this box plot and then this swarm plot and then this plot right here.
Pay careful attention to the y axis for this guy and replicate this plot.
And then finally replicate this plot.
Notice how it's two separate grids here.
All right.
That's it for this Seaborn exercise lecture in the next lecture we're all actually code out these solutions
and explain as we go along.
Thanks everyone and I'll see you at the next lecture.