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Graph Covid-19 cases in US, March
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%matplotlib inline | |
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt | |
import numpy as np | |
dates_infections = {'3/1': 89, | |
'3/2': 105, | |
'3/3': 125, | |
'3/4': 159, | |
'3/5': 227, | |
'3/6': 331, | |
'3/7': 444, | |
'3/8': 564, | |
'3/9': 728, | |
'3/10': 1000, | |
'3/11': 1267, | |
'3/12': 1645, | |
'3/13': 2204, | |
'3/14': 2826, | |
'3/15': 3505, | |
'3/16': 4466, | |
'3/17': 6135, | |
'3/18': 8760, | |
'3/19': 13229, | |
'3/20': 18763, | |
'3/21': 25740, | |
'3/22': 35070} | |
dates, vals = zip(*dates_infections.items()) | |
vals = list(vals) | |
plt.figure(figsize=(12, 5)) | |
plt.bar(dates, vals) | |
plt.title('Covid-19 US infections 3/2 - 3/22') | |
plt.xlabel('Day') | |
plt.ylabel('Number of cases') | |
plt.savefig('Covid-19.US.3.2_3.22.png') | |
plt.show() |
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