Create a function called def histogram(csvfilename) that draws a histogram of the scores in the csv file . The scores range from 0 to 100. For this question, ignore all games that have a score of 0 Your histogram should consist of exactly 3 rectangles, each representing the count of how many games are in a range of scores. The ranges are: 0 < rectangle 1 <= 10 10 < rectangle 2 <= 20 20 < rectangle 3 <= 30 At the top of each rectangle write the number of games. Underneath the entire histogram, put a label saying what file the data is from. Use the turtle.write function to add text and draw this.

Create a function called def histogram(csvfilename) that draws a histogram of the scores in the csv file . The scores range from 0 to 100. For this question, ignore all games that have a score of 0 Your histogram should consist of exactly 3 rectangles, each representing the count of how many games are in a range of scores. The ranges are: 0 < rectangle 1 <= 10 10 < rectangle 2 <= 20 20 < rectangle 3 <= 30 At the top of each rectangle write the number of games. Underneath the entire histogram, put a label saying what file the data is from. Use the turtle.write function to add text and draw this.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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Chapter8: Arrays

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