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I want to make a histogram plot, after importing the library called graphing it gives me an error even when it has been installed.

import graphing

graphing.histogram(dataset, label_x='Pclass', label_y='Survived', histfunc='avg', include_boxplot=True)

And here's the error message.

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AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
~\AppData\Local\Temp\ipykernel_15336\3609384830.py in <module>
      1 import graphing
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----> 3 graphing.histogram(dataset, label_x='Pclass', label_y='Survived', histfunc='avg', include_boxplot=True)

AttributeError: module 'graphing' has no attribute 'histogram'

Do you have some advice on how to handle this? Thank you

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The error message is telling you that Python has managed to import the graphing package, but that the package has no attribute/function called histogram.

Some possible explanations are:

  • This is the wrong name for the function you want (in matplotlib, which you've tagged, the function is hist not histogram).
  • The function is in a sub-module of graphing, so you need to call graphing.<submodule>.histogram.
  • You are importing the wrong graphing package. You can use variables such as graphing.__path__ (which tells you where the package has been loaded from) to help work out if this is the problem.
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