The first of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. The for loop continues as long as our circle fits (e.g., our condition)!
The second of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. The if...else statement seeks to bin by colors!
The third of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. The while loop will run while the circle is out of the box. When our condition is FALSE, the model stops. The model reactivates upon TRUE (which is not always the case).
The fourth of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. When you declare a variable, the next step is to assign it data!
The fifth of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. When you append or push data to a list, all you do is add it to the last position!
The sixth of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. A is a matrix of rows(i) and columns (j). Use indexing to select elements of the matrix!
The seventh of a series of data visualizations on basic coding concepts. Dictionaries are a very helpful data structure for storing hierarchical relationships. Get data from the team that is two layers into the dictionary called NCAA!
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Use this to showcase state-level information by clicking on a state.