plt show(we begin by importing pyplot and randomwalk we then create random walk and store it in rw umaking sure to call fill_walk(at we feed the walk' xand -values to scatter(and choose an appropriate dot size figure - shows the resulting plot with points (the images in this section omit matplotlib' viewerbut you'll continue to see it when you run rw_visual py figure - random walk with points generating multiple random walks every random walk is differentand it' fun to explore the various patterns that can be generated one way to use the preceding code to make multiple walks without having to run the program several times is to wrap it in while looplike thisrw_visual py import matplotlib pyplot as plt from random_walk import randomwalk keep making new walksas long as the program is active while truemake random walkand plot the points rw randomwalk(rw fill_walk(plt scatter(rw x_valuesrw y_valuess= plt show( keep_running input("make another walk( / )"if keep_running =' 'break