Intro to Data Analysis / Visualization with Python, Matplotlib and Pandas | Matplotlib Tutorial

Python data analysis / data science tutorial. Let’s go!

Outline - check the comment section for a clickable version:
0:37: Why data visualization?
1:05: Why Python?
1:39: Why Matplotlib?
2:23: Installing Jupyter through Anaconda
3:20: Launching Jupyter

3:41: DEMO begins: create a folder and download data
4:27: Create a new Jupyter Notebook file
5:09: Importing libraries
6:04: Simple examples of how to use Matplotlib / Pyplot
7:21: Plotting multiple lines
8:46: Importing data from a CSV file
10:46: Plotting data you’ve imported
13:19: Using a third argument in the plot() function

13:42: A real analysis with a real data set - loading data
14:49: Isolating the data for the U.S. and China
16:29: Plotting US and China’s population growth
18:22: Comparing relative growths instead of the absolute amount

[CSDojo]

Below is the outline of this video.

First, though, a few relevant links:

OUTLINE:
0:37: Why data visualization?
1:05: Why Python?
1:39: Why Matplotlib?
2:23: Installing Jupyter through Anaconda
3:20: Launching Jupyter

3:41: DEMO begins: create a folder and download data
4:27: Create a new Jupyter Notebook file
5:09: Importing libraries
6:04: Simple examples of how to use Matplotlib / Pyplot
7:21: Plotting multiple lines
8:46: Importing data from a CSV file
10:46: Plotting data you’ve imported
13:19: Using the third argument in the plot() function

13:42: A real analysis with a real data set - loading data
14:49: Isolating the data for the U.S. and China
16:29: Plotting US and China’s population growth
18:22: Comparing relative growths instead of the absolute amount

[mr.harambae]

He's putting the time stamps by himself rather than someone on the comments. A man of culture.

[venkysworld]

Dear Dojo, It took only 22 min for you to describe what it takes almost two weeks of study. Well organized and summarised, easy to catch-up, format. Thank you.

[satrioprianda]

dude, i never thought i could find a very easy to understand tutorial like urs, appreaciate it alot young man, keep the good works up

[donovan]

I really loved this! You should consider making more of such short tutorials for those of us who can't afford the course on pluralsight. Thanks again! :)

[JohnnyG]

Wow, that was hours upon days worth of studying, perfectly summarized and explained very clearly. Thank you so much!

[damansharma]

You are doing a great job by providing these videos which will help everyone to learn python easily and for free.👌👌👌
Thanks alot♥️

[sameedahri]

Very nice video, please make whole series on data visualization, because your lectures are very much understandable. Love you YK 😁

[lifeisstrnge]

I found this video to be absolutely satisfying to watch, due to the speaker not leaving anything to my imagination. Very clear to understand, bro - thanks!

[sumokem]

So far the very first uploader/mentor about Python that made me sit the whole day watching the series. Exciting, easy-to-follow, highly learnable. I'm on my 2nd day of binge watching. I can tell that the videos were made with the audience's learning as top in mind. A great-hearted nature! Thank you!

[Aykoo]

Thank you for your afford! It's really appreciated. I would love to see a whole lecture on that topic.

[ningxinyang]

The best tutorial i have found so far!! Thank you so much for making this video :) This is sooo helpful

[workrj]

I watch all the advertisement appeared in the video so that he'd make more money.
You the best, man! :D

[timothytizhe]

Your teaching style demonstrates the saying "student doesn't need a perfect teacher instead teacher that will inspire them to learn and to grow in learn further" Indeed you're a hallmark of a true and inspiring teacher in your field. Thank you for such a wonderful video on data analysis and virtualization. Looking forward to seeing more videos.

[nowfeleusuf]

You have impressed everyone man! I am highly inspired after being able to plot the first graph. I don't have any background in these languages at all. Thanks again :)

[DOROSKI]

This (and many other videos I watched last night when I found this channel) have changed the game for explaining and understanding how these programs work. I cannot thank you enough for this, as I’ve got a final project for school to do and almost cried in frustration without much explanation of how to operate them. Wow THANK YOU!!! 👏🏻 hands down the best I’ve found thus far!

[davidbristoll]

Fantastic introduction. You took something that can look very scary and tamed it right in front of our eyes! Thanks for sharing.

[SuperSucker]

With simple explanation for tutoring, you surely a great teacher! I didnt know jupyter could do visualization at first till I saw your video. Thank you so much for your efforts to build this video 🙏 :D

[turkishdisco]

Thank you, CS Dojo, this is SO clear and SO easy to follow!

[talsveta]

Thank you so much! You've just saved me a lot of time and delivered me with a lot of knowledge. Your tutorial is so clear and nice to watch. One note: I'd use the terminology of "mask" when filtering by countries. Thank you so much again!