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Learn Plotly Express with original datasets: interactive scatter plots, line charts, bars, histograms, pie and donut charts, sunburst, treemap, heatmaps, 3D charts, scatter matrix plots, facets, and subplots.
Build an original Plotly project that maps district-level indicators, lets users choose metrics, filters by state, and turns the analysis into a small Streamlit dashboard.
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