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Intro to Seaborn

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Challenge: Setting Up

2:14 with AJ Tran

Create a new project and use Pandas to import the YuGiOh monsters dataset. Set the Seaborn theme.

You should already have the dataset if you were working through the previous exercises. Here is the link if you need to download them again!

Challenge

  • Import Pandas and Seaborn
  • Set the Seaborn theme
  • Use Pandas to import the dataset as monsters
  • Use Pandas to preview the dataset

Solution

import pandas as pd
import seaborn as sns

sns.set_theme()

monsters = pd.read_csv('monsters_40.csv')

monsters.head()

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    [MUSIC] 0:00
    Now that we've worked through some examples and practice together with 0:05
    Seaborn's plots, I will challenge you to work on some plots on your own. 0:09
    Download the Yu-Gi-Oh dataset from my teachers notes and 0:13
    move it into your project folder. 0:16
    Then, from the File tab, open a new launcher and 0:20
    select the notebook button to make a new Jupyter Notebook. 0:24
    Rename your notebook to YugiohDataViz. 0:30
    Now you're ready for the first challenge? 0:43
    Import Pandas and Seaborn, set the Seaborn theme, 0:47
    use Pandas to import the dataset as monsters. 0:52
    And use Pandas to preview the dataset. 0:58
    Pause me and try it out on your own. 1:02
    If you get stuck, refer to the previous notebook. 1:04
    I'll be here waiting for you when you're ready to unpause. 1:08
    Catch you soon. 1:11
    How was the first challenge? 1:12
    Here's my solution. 1:16
    First, we import Pandas and Seaborn. 1:18
    Import pandas as pd. 1:21
    Import seaborn as sns. 1:26
    To set the Seaborn theme, 1:31
    we call sns.set_theme. 1:35
    To use Pandas to import the dataset as monsters, 1:39
    we use pd.read_csv. 1:45
    And pass the filename monsters_40.csv. 1:52
    And to use Pandas to preview the dataset, we call monsters.head() 1:59
    Nice job, I'll catch you in the next challenge. 2:09

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