Question

The scatter() function

• A. Is a powerful method of creating scatter plots than plot() function.
• B. Can create line graph
• C. Can create bar graph
• D. Can create pie chart

Hint:

When you want to customize the appearance of your scatter plot, use \texttt{scatter()} as it provides more control over the markers compared to \texttt{plot()}. This allows for better visual representation of data points.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

The \texttt{scatter()} function is specifically designed to create scatter plots, which visually represent data points using dots on a Cartesian plane. It is considered more powerful than the \texttt{plot()} function when creating scatter plots because it provides more control over the marker style, size, color, and other plot aesthetics. While the \texttt{plot()} function can also create scatter plots, \texttt{scatter()} is more flexible and precise for this purpose. Thus, the correct answer is \texttt{Is a powerful method of creating scatter plots than plot() function.}