generating histograms finallywe'll remind ourselves how histogram works we've already seen this plenty of times in the book let' look at the following codejodpnft oqsboepnopsnbm qmuijtu jodpnftqmutipx in this examplei call normal distribution centered on , with standard deviation of , with , data points theni just call qzqmpu' histogram functionthat isijtu and specify the input data and the number of buckets that we want to group things into in our histogram then call tipx and the rest is magic generating box-and-whisker plots finallylet' look at box-and-whisker plots remember in the previous when we talked about percentiles touched on this little bit againwith box-and-whisker plotthe box represents the two inner quartiles where of your data resides converselyanother resides on either side of that boxthe whiskers (dotted lines in our examplerepresent the range of the data except for outliers