I really liked your inclusion of a pie chart when looking at the percentage of each species that was protected based on the data. Although it was a bit incomplete (the pie chart did not go all the way around), it was a nice additional visualization, and you definitely went above and beyond there! Great job with that.
Just one little thing about the code for that part:
Here, while doing plt.show without including the parentheses will probably work in most cases, it is better practice to do plt.show() (notice the parentheses). This will guarantee that it will work in all cases. This is actually how we want to be calling all functions in python; the inclusion of the parentheses is really important and will help prevent unexpected behavior in our code.
I really liked your inclusion of a pie chart when looking at the percentage of each species that was protected based on the data. Although it was a bit incomplete (the pie chart did not go all the way around), it was a nice additional visualization, and you definitely went above and beyond there! Great job with that.
Just one little thing about the code for that part:
https://github.com/ssocratous/intro-data-capstone-biodiversity/blob/b4b62681f63c25c067e561b782b5c5f8e73160c1/Capstone%20Option%202%20Biodiversity%20for%20the%20National%20Parks/Capstone%202%20biodiversity.py#L230
Here, while doing
plt.show
without including the parentheses will probably work in most cases, it is better practice to doplt.show()
(notice the parentheses). This will guarantee that it will work in all cases. This is actually how we want to be calling all functions in python; the inclusion of the parentheses is really important and will help prevent unexpected behavior in our code.