generating scatter plots scatter plot is something we'll see pretty often in this book sosay you have couple of different attributes you want to plot for the same set of people or things for examplemaybe we're plotting ages against incomes for each personwhere each dot represents person and the axes represent different attributes of those people the way you do that with scatter plot is you call qmutdbuufs using the two axes that you want to definethat isthe two attributes that contain data that you want to plot against each other let' say have random distribution in and and scatter those on the scatter plotand show itgspnqzmbcjnqpsusboeo sboeo sboeo qmutdbuufs qmutipx you get the following scatter plot as outputthis is what it looks likepretty cool you can see the sort of concentration in the center herebecause of the normal distribution that' being used in both axesbut since it is randomthere' no real correlation between those two