matplotlib.animation.FuncAnimation | Animating a bar graph | Python 3 tutorial

Let's Create an Animated Bar Graph in #python with #matplotlib | FuncAnimation Tutorial
Are you tired of static bar graphs and want to add some life to your data visualization? In this tutorial, we'll dive into creating a dynamic and animated bar graph using Matplotlib's FuncAnimation class.
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Steps to Create Animated Bar Graph:
Import Necessary Modules:
Start by importing the required modules. In this case, we import the #pyplot class and the animation class from the #Matplotlib library.

Initialize FuncAnimation:
Utilize the FuncAnimation class to initialize the animation. Create an instance of the figure and axes to be placed on the figure.

Draw Bar Plots:

Generate Data:
Generate x-coordinates and heights for the bars. For example, generate 5 bar plots with specific x-coordinates and heights.

Set Y-Axis Limits:
Set the limits for the y-axis to ensure proper visualization.

Update Artists for Animation:
Update the artists on each frame to create animation. Use the func parameter of the FuncAnimation class and define an update function.

Configure FuncAnimation:
Create a FuncAnimation object, setting the number of frames. Each frame will have distinct array-like data for bar heights.

Update Function:
Implement the update function that iterates through frames, updating bar heights based on array-like data.

Save Animation:
Save the animated plot in GIF format using the #imagemagick writer or choose other formats like .mp4 or .mkv.
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