Complete the code to import the correct plotting library for creating a stacked area chart.
import [1] as plt
We use matplotlib.pyplot to create plots including stacked area charts.
Complete the code to define the x-axis values for the stacked area chart.
x = [1](1, 6)
list without specifying the sequence.np.array without importing numpy.The range function creates a sequence of numbers, perfect for x-axis values.
Fix the error in the code to correctly plot the stacked area chart using plt.stackplot.
plt.stackplot(x, y1, y2, [1]=labels)
plt.show()The correct keyword argument for naming areas in stackplot is labels but it must be passed as labels=. However, the parameter is labels plural, so the correct answer is labels.
But since the options have 'labels' and 'label', the correct keyword is labels.
Fill both blanks to create a stacked area chart with a legend and axis labels.
plt.stackplot(x, y1, y2, [1]=labels) plt.[2]('X axis') plt.show()
Use labels to name the areas in the stackplot, and xlabel to label the x-axis.
Fill all three blanks to create a stacked area chart with labels, y-axis label, and a legend.
plt.stackplot(x, y1, y2, [1]=labels) plt.[2]('Y axis') plt.[3]()
legend() to display the legend.Use labels to name the areas, ylabel to label the y-axis, and legend() to show the legend.