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There are two types of categorical
distribution plots that we've

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learned: boxplots and violin plots.

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In this challenge,
let's make some boxplots.

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For each attribute,

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what is the distribution of
the attack points and defense points?

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Hint: use sns.boxplot.

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Remember that you can adjust
the readability of the attributes

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labels by plotting them along the y axis.

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Pause me and try it out.

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And when you're done,
I'll catch you on the other side.

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How did it go?

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Here are my solutions,
sns.boxplot(data=monsters,

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x='Attack_Points', and

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y='attributes').

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And for defense points,
I'll copy and paste this cell and

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change my x axis label to Defense_Points.

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Nice.

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We are nearly done with
all of our challenges.

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Great job.

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In the next video, we will go over
categorical estimation plots.

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I'll catch you there!