What you'll learn:
Learn Matplotlib for Data Science and Data Analysis
Create interactive visualizations in Python with Matplotlib.
Easily create graphs, histograms, bar graphs, etc.
Learn Matplotlib from scratch
Acquire essential Matplotlib skills for numeric and scientific computing
Practice your skills with 50+ exercises

Requirements:
A computer with an Internet
Python knowledge
Passion to learn Matplotlib

Description:
Welcome to the Matplotlib Course for Beginners by Studyopedia.Matplotlib is an open-source plotting library developed by John D. Hunter. Create interactive visualizations in Python with Matplotlib. It is built on NumPy and is one of the most popular libraries for data visualization in Python.In this tutorial, we will learn how to perform plotting with Python. Visualizations are far better than textual data. Using matplotlib, we can easily create graphs, histograms, bar graphs, etc.FeaturesThe following are the features of Matplotlib:Free and open-source Python libraryLoad and plot the data easilyEasily Make interactive figures that can zoom, pan, update.Export to various file formats, such as PNG, PDF, SVG, etc.Use third-party packages built on Matplotlib for plotting, animations, styles, etc.Create graphs easily, set legends, position titles, plot, etc. with MatplotlibCourse LessonsMatplotlib – IntroductionInstall & MatplotlibMatplotlib - PyPlot Submodule (Run first Matplotlib program)Matplotlib - PlottingMatplotlib - Add Grid LinesMatplotlib - Add Labels to a PlotMatplotlib - Plot Titles and Position themMatplotlib - Add a Legend in a GraphMatplotlib - Position LegendsMatplotlib - Change the background color of the LegendMatplotlib - Change the font size of the LegendMatplotlib – Bar GraphMatplotlib – Pie ChartMatplotlib – Line GraphMatplotlib – HistogramMatplotlib – Scatter PlotHit the Enroll Button!

Who this course is for:
Gain a deep understanding of Python Matplotlib
Python Libraries Beginners
Get started with Matplotlib
Those who want to learn Matplotlib by doing. This course includes 50+ hands-on exercises