Lesson 3: Dashboards and EDA¶
This exercise will be using the data named indian_statups.csv
that I’ve provided for you at this link from the google drive.
This data was originally obtained from the India Startup - 2021 Kaggle dataset which has an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license. This means that I must give attribution to Bharath Shivaiah for the data and indicate the changes I have made.
I have wrangled the data, specifically the state
columns so that any state codes have been converted to full state names and any misspellings have been fixed and added an additional date
column.
This also means that for my adapted data, the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license must hold.
Exercise 1: Loading in the data¶
1. Load in the indian_statups.csv
in Tableau Desktop.
How many geographical columns are there?
How many Measures are there?
How many continuous columns?
What is the range (domain) of
Authorized Capital
?Are there any date fields?
How many unique values are there in
Company Type
?
2. If you have Tableau Prep, try it out and load in the data.
Add a Clean Step so that you can look that the distributions and values of each column.
Which
activity_description
is most prominent in the dataset?How many rows have over 2 billion dollars in
Paidup Capital
?What percentage of the data is of private class?
Exercise 2: Explorative Plots¶
1. Let’s make a histogram for the distribution of Paidup Capital
.
Change the bin size and exclude any points that are severely outlying by changing the axis range.
Change the bin size to something more appropriate.
Show a separate distribution for each
Activity Description
using the Pages card.
2. Create a scatter plot of Paidup Capital
vs Authorized Capital
.
Facet this scatter plot by
Category
.Add a linear trend line to each facet.
Which category has a steeper plot?
3. Create a heat map of the count of values from the columns Company Type
and Activity Description
.
Which Company Type and Activity Description has the largest count?
Which Company Type(s) only have companies from 2 Activities?
4. Create a line plot, showing the number of companies registered in 2021. Use the column Date of Registration
You can facet this row-wise by
Category
and give them independent axes by right-clicking on an axis, clicking edit axis, and selecting Independent axis ranges for each row or column.Do you see something wrong here? Can you explain why this may happen?
Now try this again using
date
instead. Although this is less precise, it’s more accurate and less prone to mistakes.
Exercise 3: Questions and Visualizations¶
1. Ask 2 questions you will want to attempt to answer using visualizations.
Which of the 6 question types do your questions belong to?
2. Create 2 additional plots that answer your questions above.
Remember these are not in the same explorative manner as you did earlier. That means you can recreate some of the plots above without the Pages tool or faceting.
Exercise 4: Blending data¶
1. Connect to a new data source.
Load in the
states_india.geojson
spatial file that is located in the google drive here. This is the geojson file needed to make the state boundaries of India. Note that this data was acquired from the following source.
2. Connect the two sources by the State
filed in the indian_startups
data and the St Nm
column in the States_india
data source.
This will require you to Edit Blend Relationship.
Exercise 4: Choropleth¶
1. Create a choropleth map that shows the Total Paidup Capital
per state.
Which state raised the most capital?
Is this what you expect with your knowledge of the different states?
Exercise 5: Creating Dashboards¶
1. Create a new Dashboard page.
2. Convert Dashboard Size to automatic.
3. From the google drive, download this image and add it to your dashboard. I recommend to “fit the image” to the outline.
4. Add a title for your dashboard using a text box.
5. Add a selection of the plots you made above but make sure to include the Choropleth graph. Not all of them must be included.
6. Create 2 filters for any of the plots.
Adjust these filters so it works for all the plots.
7. Use the Choropleth map as a filter so that the other plots are adjusted based on the state(s) selected.
For this to work, the field (column) in both sources must be identical.
Exercise 6: Formatting¶
1. Give all the plots that you made in this exercise appropriate titles and axis names. Change the colours to something you’d prefer.
Attribution¶
Data: Indian startups - 2021 List of companies registered in India - 2021 by Bharath Shivaiah obtained from Kaggle.
Data: India States spatial data - CARTO obtained from un-mapped.carto.com
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The web is a collection of HTML documents. A browser requests to servers these documents using HTTP. A webpage is a text document written in a language called HTML. Web browsers read these documents, interpret them and display them. This video does a good job of explaining.
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Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| BindingQueryPlan | A BindingQueryPlan is something that can run executeBindings() to get back an ExtendedIterator over Domains, ie, Lists. |
| Expression | Expression - the interface for expressions that is expected by Query for constraints. |
| ExpressionFunctionURIs | ExpressionFunctionURIs: constants expressing the URIs for functions that may be recognised or generated by expression constructors and analysers. |
| IndexValues | IndexValues: something that when supplied with a non-negative integer, returns a value. |
| PatternCompiler | A PatternCompiler is some class that knows how to handle fixed Node values, binding and bound occurences of variables, and wildcards. |
| PatternLiteral | PatternLiteral - an interface for pattern literals recognised by Rewrite. |
| Pipe | A Pipe is anything that can be used to get and put Domain objects; it can be closed, and it can be tested for whether more elements are available. |
| QueryHandler | a QueryHandler handles queries on behalf of a graph. |
| QueryNodeFactory | |
| TreeQueryPlan | |
| TripleSorter | Interface for things that can sort triples (for optimising queries). |
| Valuator | Valuator - an interface for things that evaluate to some value, given a binding of variable (inexes) to values. |
| VariableIndexes | VariableIndexes: a mapping from variable names to their offsets in some table of variable values. |
| VariableValues | The interface that allows the values of variables in expressions to be found. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| Applyer | An Applyer object will run the StageElement next over all the
extensions of the Domain d which are derived from applying
the Matcher m to some internal supply of triples. |
| Bind | A binding instance of a variable. |
| Bound | An element which represents an already-bound variable. |
| BufferPipe | This class is a pipe between query threads, implemented as a bounded buffer. |
| BufferPipe.Finished | |
| ConstraintStage | A ConstraintStage implements the constraint evaluation part of a query. |
| Domain | A Domain is an answer to a Binding query. |
| Dyadic | A base class for dyadic expressions with a built-in Valuator; subclasses must define an evalObject or evalBool method which will be supplied with the evaluated operands. |
| Element | An Element of a matching triple. |
| Expression.Application | An abstract base class for apply nodes; subclasses implement getFun(), argCount(), and getArg(). |
| Expression.Base | An abstract base class for Expressions; over-ride as appropriate. |
| Expression.BoolConstant | Base class used to implement TRUE and FALSE . |
| Expression.Constant | An abstract base class for literal nodes; subclasses implement getValue(). |
| Expression.Fixed | A concrete class for representing fixed constants; each instance can hold a separate value and its valuator returns that value. |
| Expression.Util | Utility methods for Expressions, captured in a class because they can't be written directly in the interface. |
| Expression.Valof | Valof provides an implementation of VariableValues which composes the "compile-time" VariableIndexes map with the "run-time" IndexValues map to produce a VariableValues map. |
| Expression.Variable | An abstract base class for variable nodes; subclasses implement getName(). |
| ExpressionSet | ExpressionSet: represent a set of (boolean) expressions ANDed together. |
| Fixed | An Element that matches a single specified value. |
| FixedValuator | A FixedValuator is a Valuator that delivers a constant value (supplied when it is constructed). |
| GuardArranger | A GuardArranger is initialised with a set of triple patterns, and can then turn a set of constraints (plus a map giving the location of variables) into an array of guards, where the i'th element of the array is the set of constraints that can be evaluated as soon as the i'th triple-pattern has been processed. |
| InitialStage | The initial stage of a query, responsible for dropping the no-variables-bound seed binding domain into the remaining stages of the query pipeline. |
| Mapping | this class is used to record the mapping from [variable] Node's to the indexes they are bound to in a Query. |
| Matcher | A Matcher knows how to match itself against a concrete triple (the triple to be matched) and a domain (of bindings to check and extend). |
| NamedGraphMap | a mapping from from names to Graphs. |
| NamedTripleBunches | A NamedTripleBunches maps a [graph] name to a bunch of triples associated with that name. |
| Pattern | A Pattern represents a matching triple; it is composed of S, P, and O Elements. |
| PatternStage | A PatternStage is a Stage that handles some bunch of related patterns; those patterns are encoded as Triples. |
| PatternStageBase | PatternStageBase contains the features that are common to the traditional PatternStage engine and the Faster engine. |
| PatternStageCompiler | PatternStageCompiler serves two purposes: it contains the standard algorithm for compiling patterns-as-triples to patterns-as-Pattern(s), and it has the standard implementation of PatternCompiler in terms of ordinary Elements. |
| Query | The class of graph queries, plus some machinery (which should move) for implementing them. |
| QueryNode | A QueryNode is a wrapped node that has been processed against some variable-binding map to discover (a) what kind of node it is and (b) what index in the binding map it has. |
| QueryNode.Any | |
| QueryNode.Bind | |
| QueryNode.Bound | |
| QueryNode.Fixed | |
| QueryNode.JustBound | |
| QueryNodeFactoryBase | A base-level implementation of the QueryNodeFactory that uses the QueryNode/QueryTriple classes directly. |
| QueryTriple | A QueryTriple is a composite of three QueryNodes derived from a single source triple. |
| QueryTriple.SimpleApplyer | |
| Rewrite | Rewrite - class which does expression rewrites for Query |
| Rewrite.DyadicLiteral | |
| SimpleQueryEngine | SimpleQueryEngine |
| SimpleQueryEngine.Cons | |
| SimpleQueryHandler | A SimpleQueryHandler is a more-or-less straightforward implementation of QueryHandler suitable for use on graphs with no special query engines. |
| SimpleQueryPlan | SimpleQueryPlan is an implementation of QueryPlan which uses the engine defined in Query to do the work. |
| SimpleTreeQueryPlan | Incomplete class. |
| SimpleTripleSorter | A TripleSorter for "optimising" queries. |
| SlotValuator | A SlotValuator evaluates to a specific slot in the index values bindings. |
| Stage | a processing stage in the query pipeline. |
| StageElement | Class used internally by PatternStage to express the notion of "the runnable next component in this stage". |
| StageElement.FindTriples | A FindTriples runs match-and-next over all the triples returned by its finder. |
| StageElement.PutBindings | A PutBindings is created with a domain sink and, whenever it is run, puts a copy of the current domain down the sink. |
| StageElement.RunValuatorSet | A RunValuatorSet is created with a ValuatorSet and a next StageElement; whenever it is run, it evaluates the ValuatorSet and only if that answers true does it run the next StageElement. |
| Util | Util: some utility code used by graph query that doesn't seem to belong anywhere else that it can be put. |
| ValuatorSet | ValuatorSet - a set of Valuators, which can be added to and evaluated [only]. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| BufferPipe.BoundedBufferPutException | Exception to throw if a put throws an exception. |
| BufferPipe.BoundedBufferTakeException | Exception to throw if a take throws an exception. |
| Query.UnboundVariableException | Exception thrown when a query variable is discovered to be unbound. |
Defines the graph-level Query classes, allowing multi-pattern query over arbitrary graphs.
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Class: FSM::FSM
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- FSM::FSM
- Defined in:
- lib/barebone-fsm.rb
Overview
This class implements the finite-state machine. FSM class exposes the states it contains and can trigger an event. States are created on the fly first time it's referenced through index operator [] or #state method.
The FSM state transits to the default state if the latest event does not define the next state. If default state is not set, then state does not change on undefined state. The initial state of the FSM is the first state mentioned. This can be either the default state if defined or the first referenced state.
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) states
readonly
The list of all the states.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) [](state_name = nil)
Creates and/or returns an FSMState object.
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- (Object) build(&build_block)
(also: #run)
The #build/#run method sets up the states and events as DSL code in the build_block.
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- (Object) event(*event_names)
Trigger a series of events.
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- (FSM) initialize(default_state = nil)
constructor
Creates a new FSM object with an optional default state.
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- (Object) state(state_name = nil, &state_block)
Sets up and/or returns an FSMState object.
-
- (Object) to_s
A String representation of the FSM object.
Constructor Details
- (FSM) initialize(default_state = nil)
Creates a new FSM object with an optional default state.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 189 def initialize(default_state=nil) @states = {} if default_state then @default = default_state @states[@default] = FSMState.new(self, @default) end end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) states (readonly)
The list of all the states.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 177 def states @states end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) [] - (Object) [](state_name)
Creates and/or returns an FSMState object. If an FSMState object with state_name is present, then returns that object. Otherwise, it creates a new FSMState object first and then returns that object. If state_name is not given, then current state object is returned.
Returns the FSMState object with state_name. If it is not setup yet, a new FSMState object is created first and then returned.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 227 def [](state_name=nil) state_name ||= @state if state_name and not @states.has_key? state_name then @states[state_name] = FSMState.new(self, state_name) @state ||= state_name end @states[state_name] end |
- (Object) build(&build_block) Also known as: run
The #build/#run method sets up the states and events as DSL code in the build_block. Only state and event methods are supported within the build_block with the name of the state/event and an optional block supplied. The operation for each such line is carried out by the #state/#event method.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 326 def build(&build_block) self.instance_eval &build_block end |
- (Object) event(*event_names)
Trigger a series of events. The :entry and :exit events are called on the leaving state and the entering state. If the event does not mention the new state, then the state changes to the default state.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 287 def event(*event_names) for event_name in event_names do @event = event_name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>:exit new_state =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>event_name new_state = nil if not @states.has_key? new_state new_state ||= @default new_state ||= @state @state = new_state<EMAIL_ADDRESS>:enter end end |
- (Object) state(state_name, state_block) - (Object) state(state_name) - (Object) state
Sets up and/or returns an FSMState object. It sets up a new state with all its events when the state_block is provided. If state_block is missing, then it creates and/or returns an FSMState object with state_name. If state_name is not given, then current state object is returned.
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# File 'lib/barebone-fsm.rb', line 269 def state(state_name=nil, &state_block) if block_given? then self.[](state_name).build &state_block else self.[](state_name) end end |
- (Object) to_s
A String representation of the FSM object.
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Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz 2 predictions: Who will win?
by Andres FerrariAt this point, it's the only question worth asking: Who will win Saturday's heavyweight world title bout between Deontay Wilder and Luis Ortiz at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas?
Wilder (41-0-1, 40 KOs), who holds the WBC world title, defeated Ortiz by 10th-round TKO in March 2018. Since then, Wilder has a split draw against Tyson Fury in December and a first-round KO over Dominic Breazeale in May.
Ortiz (31-1, 26 KOs) has recovered with three consecutive victories against Razvan Cojanu, Travis Kauffman and Christian Hammer.
Dan Rafael
ESPN.com
Wilder by KO
They're both great punchers, so either is capable of ending the fight with one shot at any time, as was the case in Wilder's dramatic, 10th-round knockout win in their 2018 fight. Having seen Ortiz in training camp, he is in superb shape, so an upset would not be a shocker. Wilder survived anxious moments in the seventh round of the first fight and might have to do it again, but I also like him to prevail again by knockout, maybe a couple of rounds sooner.
Timothy Bradley Jr.
ESPN boxing analyst/former champion
Wilder by KO
Wilder is a man on a mission, and Ortiz is a dreamer. It almost doesn't count. Ortiz looks good but is 175 years old. Ortiz's Christmas wish list states the following: Don't get knocked out by Wilder. Wilder wins by KO in SportsCenter Top 10-highlight fashion in less than six rounds.
Juan Manuel Marquez
ESPN Deportes boxing analyst/former champion
Wilder by KO
Ortiz has great boxing technique and fights very well at a distance. But Wilder possesses great power, a great punch combination and lots of aggressiveness.
Mark Kriegel
ESPN boxing analyst
Wilder by decision/late KO
Ortiz seems to be in good shape. He's been reacquainted with his abs for the first time in a decade. He was a young man of 40 then. I'm happy for him. Wilder still wins, though. By late KO, or unanimous decision.
Nick Parkinson
ESPN UK
Wilder by TKO
Wilder will have too much youth, energy and power for Ortiz. Wilder would have to be very careless for this to go the other way, and with Tyson Fury in the pipeline, that seems unlikely.
Teddy Atlas
ESPN boxing analyst
Wilder by KO1
Ortiz gave his all in the first fight but came up short, and at 40, I cannot see him replicating another great effort. Right hands land on southpaws, and Wilder's will land early. Wilder ends the fight in the first round.
Nigel Collins
ESPN.com
Wilder by KO
Ortiz knows how to box and carries a big punch. He hurt Wilder and had him ready to go in the seventh round of their first fight but couldn't close the show. This time, look for Wilder to get the job done without becoming involved in a dangerous firefight. Instead, he'll use his jab to keep the 40-year-old Cuban southpaw at midrange, where the Bronze Bomber's devastating punches will bludgeon him into another inside-the-distance defeat.
Steve Kim
ESPN.com
Wilder by KO
I'm actually very intrigued by this rematch, probably more than most. Ortiz seems to have shed some weight and looks lighter. But it's hard to outrun Father Time, and though Ortiz will press Wilder at times -- just as he did in their first matchup -- youth will be served, and eventually Wilder's power will become a factor again. Wilder by late KO.
Eric Raskin
Showtime Boxing
Wilder KO9
All along, I've been thinking the ever-improving Wilder would take care of business more quickly and easily than he did in their first fight. But as the rematch nears, the word is that Ortiz is in great shape and is prepared to try to outbox Wilder, which I think means he'll hang around just about as long as he did the first time before that Wilder power catches up with him.
Charles Moynihan
ESPN bureau producer
Wilder by KO8
Wilder's boxing toolbox doesn't have nearly as many tools as those of his counterparts in the heavyweight division. But he does have the hammer, and it is elite. His right hand might be the most devastating punch in the history of the weight class. Ortiz will pressure Wilder early and win a couple of rounds -- no more than three. Wilder + hammer = eighth-round KO.
Claudia Trejos
Boxing analyst
Wilder by KO
Wilder and Ortiz gave us a great fight in which "King Kong" hurt the "Bronze Bomber" but lost the fight because he couldn't finish his foe in Round 7. Wilder has worked on his boxing skills, sharpening his tools, and Ortiz has put in hard work on stamina, strength and conditioning. Wilder is young, hungry and looking to hold on to his unblemished record. Ortiz is fighting a much stronger enemy: Father Time. Although Luis seems to be in his best shape ever, age will play a role.
Salvador Rodriguez
ESPNdeportes.com
Wilder by decision
Wilder will have a more difficult fight in the rematch with Ortiz than the first time they met back in March. But toward the end, Wilder will end up imposing his youth, power and strategy to take a decision win. Ortiz is in great shape, and that will allow him to finish the battle, but it will not be enough to score the upset.
Bernardo Pilatti
Boxing analyst
Wilder by KO
Luis Ortiz will be in better shape for the rematch, and Wilder has corrected his technical flaws. The two know each other and respect each other. This time around, they will risk less than in the first fight. Wilder, fighting from outside, will be looking to connect his power shots and catch Ortiz coming in. Ortiz will try to get in and out quickly using speedy combinations to attack inside. The best chance for Ortiz is to hurt Wilder early, but Wilder can finish the fight with a single blow, and that is exactly what's going to happen.
Jorge Eduardo Sánchez
ESPN Deportes boxing host
Wilder by KO
The technical skills of Ortiz make for a very good fight. Ortiz is extremely dangerous with his left hand and counter-punches very well. I see Wilder winning by KO earlier in the fight -- but not before getting tagged by Ortiz.


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THUNDERBALL A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Sometimes the most dated parts of an old film can be the most enjoyable; so it is with Bond's fifth movie, THUNDERBALL. In the opening, Bond surreptitiously witnesses the funeral of one of his foes. As the dead man's heavily veiled widow leaves the church, he deduces that it's really the bad guy in drag. The giveaway? She opens the car door herself!
For my almost 9-year-old son it was an entirely different scene that won his heart. He literally went wild when Bond broke out that classic Flash Gordon device, the personal jetpack, as a means of escape. (I can understand his feelings. When I was his age, I dreamed of my own rocket strapped to my back, but the closest I ever came to it was the fast car -- Chevy 409 -- that I drove in high school.)
The setup for 1965's THUNDERBALL is that SPECTRE has taken control of a jet containing 2 atomic bombs, which they bury in the ocean under military-style camouflaging. They demand 100,000,000 pounds sterling, or they will destroy a major British or US city. The tension is on. Will Bond, played beautifully again by Sean Connery, find the bomb first or will a city be wiped forever off the map?
THUNDERBALL goes back to the Caribbean where the first Bond film was set, but this time it is the Bahamas rather than Jamaica. Poor Bond has to drive an Aston Martin just like the last movie -- later Bond films were less interested in such recyclables.
Bond has to go up against SPECTRE's number 2 operative known as Emilio Largo. The casting of Adolfo Celi as Largo and his playboyish costumes makes Largo less like a villain than a rich member of the International Yacht Club.
Continuing the tradition begun with Jack Lord in DR. NO, CIA agent Felix Leiter (Rik von Nutter) wears conspicuous dark sunglasses. Might as well have worn a CIA T-shirt.
THUNDERBALL, which relies a bit too much on a larger than normal bevy of beauties to carry the story along, needed the writers to have spent more time in plot development.
The movie could have used crisper editing. Some of the underwater sequences in particular run on way too long, especially a full scale underwater battle between a couple of hundred men. The staging becomes confusing and it is frequently not clear who is ahead or what is happening.
Bond is always one fortuitous guy. When he is about to be shot he wheels around his evil dancing partner. The bullet goes into but not through her.  Life's like that when you're the world's most handsome spy.
THUNDERBALL runs 2:13. It is rated PG for violence and sexual innuendo and would be fine for kids around nine and up.
My son Jeffrey, almost 9, liked the movie a lot, especially the jetpacks and the full-scale underwater battle. THUNDERBALL is his favorite of the first four Bond movies.
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Press right on your keyboard or swipe right to navigate.
The choices we make when we visualise data influence how people see, understand, and react to the underlying data.
This session includes a series of slides to build your knowledge, a set of five short videos to demonstrate creating a graph and a short quiz to test your knowledge. The expected length of time to complete all segments is 25 minutes.
In this introductory session to visualising data using examples from the COVID-19 pandemic, you will learn:
03: Choose the Right Visualisation
The progress bar at the bottom of your screen lets you know where you are in the session. If you would like to skip through the pages, you can do this using the navigation menu at the bottom left of your screen.
Each page introduces a tip, concept or best practice for visualising data during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scroll through the pages using your keyboard or by clicking on the right and left arrows at the bottom right of your screen.
On certain pages, there is the option to scroll down to learn more about a particular topic. Navigate to these vertical pages using the down arrow on your keyboard or by clicking on the down arrow at the bottom right of your screen.
Press down to learn more about navigating the session.
The navigation arrows at the bottom right of your screen are there to lead you through the session. In the example below, the left faded arrow indicates completed pages whereas both the down arrow and right arrow indicate pages you have yet to visit.
Now that you understand how to navigate this session, click on the right arrow to start the session.
We visualise data to explore it. Through exploratory data visualisation, we are able to uncover different relationships and to discover the most meaningful information to highlight or analyse further.
We also visualise data to explain what we are seeing in it. Explanatory visualisation can be used to inform, persuade and engage an audience. This is the type of visualisation we are going to focus on here.
Image inspired by Maarten Lambrechts
Explanatory data visualisation requires a defined audience and clear objective. Before you start to create your visualisation, ask yourself the following:
Before digging into a COVID-19 dataset, it is important to spend a bit of time understanding what can and cannot be said based on the data. Too often we jump into analysis before taking the time to understand what aspects of the world our data represents.
The first step is to understand the definitions of the data included in your dataset. To do this, you’ll want to review the following:
Press down to learn more about metadata and data dictionaries.
Metadata is data about data. Reviewing the metadata before you download a new dataset can save you time and let you know whether the data you are about to download even has what you need. The Humanitarian Data Exchange requires all data shared on the platform to include a few essential metadata fields.
Metadata provides basic information about a dataset such as:
Press down to learn more about data dictionaries.
Some organisations will publish data dictionaries along with their data. Oftentimes the headers in a data set are condensed to conserve space and make them machine readable. For example, a field with a header named “cases” could mean cumulative cases, daily cases, or active cases.
A data dictionary provides definitions for variables in a data set to understand what each variable represents. The example below provides an example of definition given for positive and suspected patients as well as the data type (numeric).
Source: Healthcare.gov Data Portal
The following are a few common figures in COVID-19 datasets:
The accuracy of these numbers is dependent on a number of factors.
To ensure that the data you have is as up-to-date and accurate as possible, prioritise data from reputable sources and data with well documented collection methodologies.
Press down to learn more about reliable data sources
HDX houses a diverse range of datasets on COVID-19 for humanitarians. These include:
Choosing the right visualisation can feel overwhelming. There are a lot of options out there. The best way to narrow it down is to identify the relationship between the variables you want to highlight.
In this section, we will explore the following relationship types and discuss good chart options for each:
If you have time series data, a common relationship to visualise is change over time. Make sure to plot the timeline on the X axis. The following charts are options to illustrate trends over time.
Source: Andy Kriebel & The Financial Times Press down to learn more.
A line graph will emphasise trends by showing a series of points connected by straight lines. Adding visual markers for important events, e.g. when stay at home orders went into effect, is an easy way to add context. Multiple time series should always use line graphs.
Source: Our World in Data Press down for more examples.
Time series bar charts are used to emphasise individual values at distinct points in time. They work best when data points are at equal intervals such as days, months or years, e.g. the number of confirmed cases reported daily. Always make sure your Y axis starts at zero.
Source: Worldometer Press down for more examples.
Stacked area graphs are useful for comparing multiple data series changing over time. The values of each series are displayed on top of each other, which allows you to visualise the change of the total value, e.g. the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases globally, and how the values are evolving in component groups, e.g. region.
Source: Our World in Data
Visualisations will often use size, length and position to help viewers explore differences and similarities between categories and data series.
Source: Andy Kriebel & The Financial Times Press down to learn more.
Ordered bar and column charts are excellent for showing position and comparing across categories. When your labels are long, horizontal bars should be used. It is always preferable to sort your data as this will make it easier to read.
Press down for more examples.
Often called bubble charts, these charts are typically used to compare and show the relationships between categorised circles using both positioning, colours and proportions.
Chart by OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data
Distribution visualisations are often used to explore data as they show the values in the dataset and how often they occur. The shape (or the skew) of a distribution can be a memorable way of highlighting the lack of uniformity or equality in the data.
Source: Andy Kriebel & The Financial Times Press down to learn more.
Histograms are useful for understanding the spread of the data. They show where values are concentrated, what the extremes are and whether there are any gaps. They may look similar to a vertical bar chart but are different in an important way. The horizontal (X) axis is numerical, not categorical.
Source: Springer Press down for more examples.
Box Plots (also referred to as box and whisker plots) are popular among statisticians and researchers. They are helpful for summarising multiple distributions by showing the median (centre) and range of the data. While useful for exploring data, not everyone understands how to interpret box plots. Use sparingly as an explanatory tool.
Source: OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data
These charts are useful for showing how various parts of the data comprise the whole. While useful with a small number of categories they can quickly become difficult to read. If you are mainly interested in comparing the size of the parts, often a simple bar chart will be easier to read.
Source: Andy Kriebel & The Financial Times Press down to learn more.
Over time, the donut chart has become increasingly popular. The donut chart is similar to a pie chart but the centre can be a good way of making space to include more information about the data (e.g. total).
Source: OCHA Financial Tracking Services Press down for more examples.
The proportional stacked bar is another simple way of showing a part-to-whole relationship. This chart is especially good when comparing variables across groups or at different points in time.
Source: Eleonora Nazander
Only use maps when precise locations or geographical patterns in data are a crucial part of your message. When the interesting patterns in your data are not geographic patterns, a map may end up distracting from your message. Just because it can be mapped, does not mean it must be mapped.
Source: Andy Kriebel & The Financial Times Press down to learn more.
This standard approach for putting data on a map, displays geographical areas that are coloured, shaded or patterned in relation to a data variable. It is often better to use rates rather than totals for this type of map.
Source: United Nations Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID-19 Press down for more examples.
This map scales the size of symbols proportionally to the data value found at that location. The larger the symbol, generally the higher the value of something at a location.
There are many tools out there to help you make the most appropriate graph for your data.
The way we communicate about the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to shape our audience's perception of risk and safety.
The design choices we make influence how our audience interprets our underlying data. This is because through our design we choose to emphasise certain aspects of the data while potentially obscuring others. While there are no hard and fast rules for making design choices, the following are a few considerations to think about when creating COVID-19 data visualisations.
Red is a colour that grabs a reader’s attention and is often used to alert and highlight. A map full of overlapping red circles may communicate alarm and, as a result, may distract from other messages. Consider the connotation of colours when creating COVID-19 visualisations.
Plotting exponential growth on a linear scale can obscure important details such as the rate of growth. In the example below, the U.S. and Italy look like they are on similar trajectories on the linear scale whereas it is more apparent on the logarithmic scale that COVID-19 cases are continuing to grow in the U.S. while Italy is seeing a slowdown.
Source: Kenneth Chang Press down to learn more.
The most common form of a line graph uses a linear scale. Along the Y axis, the numbers progress in a linear form: 1, 2, 3, or 10, 20, 30, etc.
On a logarithmic scale, numbers on the Y axis don’t increase in equal increments. Each interval increases by a set factor – often 10 but could be a factor of 3 or 350 or 3,500, etc.
A logarithmic scale prevents large numbers from skewing a whole graph and is good for measuring rates of change, particularly rates of growth (e.g. number of cases, deaths, etc. over time). In the case of COVID-19, that is growing exponentially, it will often make sense to use a logarithmic scale because the cumulative case trend line can “keep up” with the numbers instead of shooting off the chart. Read more about logarithmic scales at The Conversation.
With the message you want to convey in mind, explore different ways to represent the data you are visualising. When comparing across countries or regions, consider how your visualisation will change based on your choice to use absolute numbers (total number of confirmed cases) versus relative numbers (number of confirmed cases per X thousand people).
In their purest sense, an absolute value is a value compared to nothing, and a relative value is created when two absolute values are compared to each other. Relative values are often presented as percentages, proportions, rates, etc., and are good for providing a reference for readers to judge magnitude and to compare magnitude across different categories.
The choice to use one or the other depends on the message you are trying to convey.
Press down for examples.
The choropleth map is an example of a visualisation that works best with relative numbers because they provide a common reference to compare magnitude across countries or regions.
Source: Our World in Data Press down to learn more.
COVID-19 logarithmic line graphs often use absolute numbers, why? The emphasis when using a logarithmic scale is the exponential change over time, or trajectory, rather than the magnitude.
There is a great deal of uncertainty around COVID-19, and this is present in the data. Try to find ways to convey that uncertainty in your visualisation. For example, adding the simple phrase ‘we know of X cases’ helps convey the critical message that the data we have is incomplete.
Source: Lisa Charlotte Rost Press down to learn more
With the velocity of changes in the COVID pandemic, providing readers information on the date that data pertains to and the frequency of updates helps them understand how current a visualisation is.
Source: Lisa Charlotte Rost
Sometimes charts get in the way of the message you are trying to convey. Consider if it is best to present a simple visual number(s) that you want to emphasise, to get to the point.
Source: Vox.com
It’s time to create your own visualisation. You have learned why we create visualisations, some considerations to make when visualising COVID-19 data and how to use various charts to highlight and communicate different relationships.
In this final section, we'll walk through how to create a logarithmic line graph. Included in this is a downloadable step-by-step guide.
We use Excel for this demo. If you'd like to learn how to create the same graph using R, check out this tutorial written by Edourard Legoupil of the Humanitarian R User Group
Download our Step-By-Step Guide to Creating a Line Graph.
Press down to walk through the steps together.
Download data: Click on the video below to learn how to find and download data from HDX.
Press down for the next step.
Prepare & structure your data: Click on the video below to learn how to organise, filter and structure your data in order to create a line graph visualising the growth in COVID-19 cases.
Press down for the next step.
Insert a line graph: Next, watch the video below to learn how to insert a line graph as well as how to format the date axis in your chart.
Press down for the next step.
Explore using a logarithmic scale: Watch the video below to learn how to format your Y axis using a logarithmic scale.
Press down for the next step.
Customise the design: Now it’s time to customise the visualisation! Watch the video below to learn how to add text, change fonts and reduce clutter in your graph.


WITNESS LIST Public Health Committee March 24, 1999-1:30P HB 1051 For: Cummings, Marlene A. (Self) DeLoach, Joe (Self) Niemann, Jr., Fred (Texas Optometric Association) Piccolo, Marc (Self and Texas Optometric Association) Sorrenson, Laurie (Self and Texas Optometric Association) Against: Benold, M.D., Stephen (Texas Academy of Family Physicians) Gross, Ronald L. (Self and Ophthalmological Association) Hinsaker, M.D., Jerry (Self and Texas Ophthalmological Association) Sloane, M.D., Robert (Texas Medical Association) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Aarons, Karen (Self) Andrews, M.D., John H. (Self) Andrews, Ph.D., Kay (Self) Eyre, M.D., Byron L. (Self) Guerrero, M.D., Martin (Self) Leffert, M.D., Jonathan (Self) Meadows, Cay (Self and Texas Medical Association Alliance) Minuth, Ann (Self) Pinzon, Judy (Self) Pinzon, M.D., Guillermo (Self) Samuels, Marc (Texas Pedicatric Society, Texas Society of Internal Medicine) Sarre, Alicia (Self and Stephen G. Sarre, M.D.) Slaughter, Patsy (El Paso County Medical Society) Svarzbein, Sylvia (Self and El Paso County Medical Society Alliance) On: Ewald, Lois (Texas Optmetry Board) HB 1388 Registering, but not testifying: For: Davis, Helen Kent (Texas Medical Association) McPherson, Kim (The Mental Health Association in Texas) Rush, Carl H. (Family Health Foundation) On: Millwee, Billy (Texas Department of Health) HB 1513 For: McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union) Owens, Eddie (Self and Texas Hospital Association, Covenant Health System) Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Kelley (Texas Association of Health Plans) On: Loyd, Jim (Texas Health Care Information Council) HB 1864 Registering, but not testifying: For: Gilchrist, Alfred (Texas Medical Association) Rush, Carl H. (Family Health Foundation) On: Millwee, Billy (Texas Department of Health) HB 1987 Registering, but not testifying: For: Boucher, Terry (Texas Osteopathic Medical Association) Gilchrist, Alfred (Texas Medical Association) On: Levy, M.D., J.D., Bruce (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) HB 2335 For: Dupaquier, C. Carol (Self and Texas Ophthalmic Professionals Society) Leal, Felix (Texas Ophthalmic Professionals Society) Richardson, Jr., C. Bruce (Self and Texas Ophthalmic Professionals Society) Soper, John C. (Texas Ophthalmic Professionals Society) Against: Schwartz, A.R. (Texas Association of Retail Optical Companies) Registering, but not testifying: On: Mills, Stephen (Texas Department of Health) HB 2453 For: Hanna, Mark J. (Texas Association of Optometrists) Registering, but not testifying: For: Propes, Jay (Texas Ophthalmological Association) HB 2641 For: Donovan, Jr., James D. 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Kin of accident victim gets ₹40.47 lakh
Speeding car claimed the life of 28-year-old in 2016
The Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal, Chennai, has awarded a compensation of about ₹40.47 lakh to the kin of D. Chinnakkannu, 28 year-old mason who died in a road accident in 2016.
According to a petition filed by his family members, on March 8, 2016, Chinnakkannu was at a tea shop near Thirucherai on the Chennai–Madurai National Highway. A car driven at a high speed hit the central median and then the motorcycle, which was parked on the pedestrian way, and dashed against a lorry.
Chinnakkannu, who was sitting on the motorcycle, was thrown off the vehicle and sustained multiple injuries all over his body and died on the spot.
P. Muthuswamy, the owner of the car and United India Insurance Co Ltd, its insurer, were named respondents.
Though, the insurer denied the manner of the accident and the nature of death, the FIR copy, the postmortem certificate and the death report filed by the petitioners clearly proved that the accident took place only due to rash and negligent driving by the car driver, the Tribunal said and directed the insurer to pay the compensation.
Out of the total compensation, the wife of the deceased is entitled to get ₹8,47,500, his two minor sons are entitled to get ₹15,00,000 each, it said.


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Use of cutting-edge technology to build intelligent and scalable products. Acting as technology partner for the clients from inception to completion. By understanding their needs and translating requirements into world-class design, I am responsible for delivering high-quality applications.
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- Design, develop, troubleshoot and debug Oracle Applications Cloud (Product Information Management application).
- As a member of the software engineering team, I specify, design, develop and implement modest changes to existing software architecture to meet changing needs to the customers as well new features that are require according to customer needs.
- Mostly in charge of working on changes and issues regarding Item Search, Item Classes and Mass Update in the Product Information Management while also doing significant upgradres to the merge operation based on a known issues in the platform
- Wrote documentation from several process and program setup flows regarding the workflow of current process and the development and maintenance of the ADF framework, that helps as guidelines for the development for the most common PIM team
- Solved several WLS issues specificly deployment and setup issues
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Wiggot
- Primary worked in backend development.
- Developed and implemented solutions for custom CRM system in the real-estate sector.
- Implemented REST-APIs for main web application that delivers data like Brokers, Agencies, Properties, Customers, etc.
- Make integrations across several platforms to deliver data from our services to another real state services allowing brokers to reach out several customers giving information that they required.
- In charge of implemented the backend microservices for the generation of custom templates that generates smart pdf cards as well digital card that can be share via Whatsapp or other social media which contains data regarding properties, broker and related data for customer.
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Tec de Monterrey, Campus GDA
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I am 16 and for a while now I have been terribly interested in psychodelic drugs. My first trip was nothing like I had expected. I can still remember looking across the dead parking lot on that cold Febuary nite, to see four trees bent in half at the trunk and expelling shadows that flashed beautiful psychddelic colours and spun around on an invisable axis. Ever since I witnessed the impossible, I have became aware of something intruiging: when I look in front of me, I once saw the empty space as nothing. Now I see something. Or at least I can feel it on some level. There is an energy flow that binds everything and makes everything function in the most ancient and perfect way.
I have had many trips since that night, including one recent trip during the day. I had been frustrated with myself before we dosed that day. For awhile I had been thinking beautiful thoughts without the mind-enhancing substances. But I felt that I was on the verge of something extraordinary. Something that will come into play in the near future. It turned out to be how to save the world. But I hadn't encountered that just yet.
Anyway, we dosed at my friend's house and went to a local park. It was outside of town and extremely beautiful; the perfect place to exclude yourself from the awful townspeople. The acid was from a Rusted Root concert; my friend had brought it back. Pyramid blodder with the most intricate detailing I had ever seen on an LSD inpregnated piece of paper. It took about 30 minutes to take over my mind. I was soon seeing all kinds of imaginary vines coming out of the swirling patterns on the floor of the picnic shelter where we were sitting.  The trippin' tree is a tree that I smoked weed at on 4/20 the previous year. I was tripping on liquid that day. Just by chance.
It took us a long time to reach the tree that was relatively close. The forest was just too alive to ignore. Plants were living right in front of me, and it was the most amazing thing. Green forest dwelling plants were sprouting and growing all around me as the trees swayed in the humid mid-day air. When we got to the tree, I noticed right-away that it was crawling with all kinds of strange creatures (indescribable beyond their roach sized, black bodies). We were wandering under the canopy for awhile, lost in the great nothing, never wanting to return to what I knew before. This feeling was common between the three of us and then my friend muttered,'we aren't lost, man...we have just been found...'
We then decided that we were all going to peak soon so we decided to find the sky. And it was so. Our war-cry bacame incoherent as we swiftly moved about the trees with a primal passion to witness things we always look at but never see. Suddenly we came to an old wooden dock that led to a small sandy beach next to a large river. The sun filled everything with a reassuring sense that things were coming together. The forest took a breath in with a huge wind and turned brilliant white, as I shouted, 'We found the sky! Look! We found it!'
I was feeling great at my accomplishment until I looked to my right and noticed a fisherman sitting on the bank of the river. Fear came quickly and left even faster as I realized that he couldn't ever harm me in any way even if he tried. I was untouchable. I didn't even think he could see me.
I soon remembered my friends and ran a feet feet back to warn them in case they needed to yell something about acid. Then we all walked across to the other side of the beach and layed on the bank of the river; more than safe from the view of the fisherman. I'm not really sure if he could hear us or not though. If he could, I'm sure he could probably tell that we were on drugs or something to that nature. Awful townspeople...
As we were staring at the sky, the nothing morphed into a huge beautiful cathedral. Pink walls and purple columns. It was mesmerizing to say the least. The peak was begining to go away so we looped around to the shelter where we had begun our adventure. Taking the back way of course. When we got back to our suprise, it was later in the day and people had showed up to enjoy themselves at the pretty park. They wern't enjoying it on the level that I was. They were there to abuse and I could smell it on them.
 I laughed at her from a distance. She saw me an I didn't stop or even care. It was beautiful. 'That's what she gets for bringing that huge hunk of metal out here. This is no place for an automobile.', is what I was thinking. We got back to the shelter and there were people with their arms around each other's shoulders sitting on the swing near the overlook of the river. This was funny, so I laughed as hard as I have ever laughed and stumbled around in extreme amusement. I then proceded to annoy them with music. It wasn't my intention, it just played out like it was. Techno was on the menu and I was definitely craving something phat. Hard trance at first. The people soon walked to their car and drove away. And with the fat woman long gone, we noticed we were alone again. No more worry about being freaks to these people. But of course they were a lot freakier to us.
Without saying anything beforehand, we giggled, all stood up and began stacking picnic tables to get onto the roof of the shelter. The shelter roof was steep and hard to crawl up. We managed somehow and layed on our backs and looked at the sky again. This time it was dominated by a massive pattern-covered dragon. It wasn't moving much, just sort of wiggling its legs and body a lot. The only words said in the next half-hour were mostly 'Wow' and 'Oh my God' etc. And that was enough, for we had Jimi to fill the gap of silence.
After this we said goodbye to the forest and went back to Squaresville. It was more awful than before in strange ways. I was laughing hysterically as we pulled up to the convience store near my house. We went inside and I just sort of stared at the different things happening. The expression read I was not Impressed by the glossy lies of the Squaresville.
We did eventually go back out the the woods when nite fell. It was nice. We lit off fire works to celebrate our wonderful day. The drugs had worn-off but the meaning was there all the same.
We then began weaving ourselves back into the anti-flow very slowly. My first friend did it with his love of fire. Easy destruction. My second friend did it with playing mind games on himself and everyone else. And finally me. I went back because of my addiction to different drugs that the anti-flow has to offer. And most immediately that day it was the simple cigarette. When I took my first drag since I had separated myself from Squaresville, I was embraced once again with the empty promises and lies. But it was a good cigarette let me say that much.
Since that experience, I have yet to trip and wonder again. But I will sometime. And I will walk over to the other side and remain over there with the beauty and the peace and the love. It is sunnier on the other side. I just wish I would have opened up a long time ago.
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| Corona Extra 330ml | Corona Extra is a pale lager produced by Cervecería Modelo in Mexico for domestic distribution and export to all other countries besides the United States, and by Constellation Brands in Mexico for export to the United States. The Corona brand is one of the top-selling beers worldwide.[2] Outside Mexico, Corona is commonly served with a wedge of lime or lemon in the neck of the bottle to add tartness and flavor. | $1.90 | |
| Stella Artois 330ml | Stella Artois is a Belgian pilsner of between 4.8 and 5.2% ABV which was first brewed by Brouwerij Artois (the Artois Brewery) in Leuven, Belgium, in 1926. Since 2008, a 4% ABV version has also been sold in Britain, Ireland, Canada and New Zealand. Stella Artois is now owned by Interbrew International B.V. which is a subsidiary of the world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV. | $2.10 | |
| Carlsberg 330ml | Carlsberg is the flagship beer brand in Carlsberg Group's portfolio of more than 500 brands. It is a 5% abv pilsner beer with a global distribution to 140 markets. It is also known as Carlsberg Lager, Carlsberg Beer and Carlsberg Pilsner. It was first brewed in 1904,[37] and was created by Carl Jacobsen, son of Carlsberg's founder JC Jacobsen. | $1.80 | |
| Heineken 330ml | Also known as Heineken Pilsener. Made with 3 ingredients, and they're all natural: Barley, Hops and water. Yeast is an important part of the brewing process, but it's not an ingredient! Our natural A-Yeast produces a fruity flavor that is key in making the Heineken you know and love, and is filtered out after fermentation. | $1.80 |


'You've Got Mail' (1998)
A movie review by Walter Frith
Member of the 'Online Film Critics Society' http://ofcs.org/ofcs/
I hate America Online. But that won't influence my decision to give this movie the review it deserves, a good one. Having had an account with America Online for almost two years, it would have been nice to get mail from MY one true love, found in one of their usually FULL chat rooms. That's assuming, of course, that she's out there. Instead, what I got most of all from AOL in my mail was spam. For those of you that don't know what that is, it refers to junk mail online. Jean Stapleton appears in this film and has a great line that deserves immortality. Someone asks her if she's ever had cyber sex and she replies: "I tried to once but all I got was a busy signal." I love that line. I am a user of high bandwidth. I just discarded the soon to become obsolete telephone modem for a cable modem so I chuckled a bit when I saw the dial-up system in this movie. AOL is the match maker for the two lead stars in this wonderfully refreshing comedy that plays out somewhat like a Woody Allen movie in parts with its background score and observations on diverse personalities who would only fit in in NYC because for some people in this film, no one else in the world would tolerate them.
Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan fall in love over the Internet in 'You've Got Mail', the film that re-teams them with Nora Ephron who wrote and directed 'Sleepless in Seattle' in 1993 which also featured Hanks and Ryan. This is an innocuous romantic comedy of the best kind. It doesn't feature any four letter words or people jumping into the sack at a moment's notice, not that there's anything wrong with doing that in movies if the situations and/or character development calls for it, but it's nice to see a refreshing change here. It's a movie you can not only take your sweetheart to see but your mother and grandmother as well.
Meg Ryan plays a book shop owner who inherited her store from her mother after she died and runs it with close sentimentality and has a small number of employees working for her and chief among them are Jean Stapleton and Steve Zahn. The bookstore is her life and not a bad one at that as we discover in the film that she brings in about $350,000 a year doing it. Unfortunately, a super store is opening just up the street, offering discounts, unlimited reading time for customers to browse and other incentives that will put her small business out in the cold.  Ryan's love interest (Greg Kinnear), is a self made phony. The philosopher type who thinks he knows what makes people happy.
It just so happens that Hanks and Ryan, from the beginning of the film, before we find out anything about them, exchange e-mail and slowly fall in love with each other with predictable but pleasant and entertaining results. Not knowing that they are business rivals through their e-mail and chats online makes you look forward to how their conflicts will be resolved when or if they find out about each other.
What I liked most of all in this film is the way Meg Ryan's character comes into fruition. She's the best thing in the movie and while she deserved Oscar nominations for her work in 'When Harry Met Sally', 'Sleepless in Seattle' and 'Courage Under Fire', she never got one. I hope she gets nominated for this movie. Tom Hanks plays his part very well and doesn't lose to Ryan by much and while his character can be perceived as a villain to some extent, his character grows on you and you find out that he's really a decent guy.
OUT OF 5 > * * * 1/2
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Time complexity:\(\mathcal{O}\left(n^3\right)\)
Because those three nested loops are required.
Auxiliary space:\(\mathcal{O}(1)\)
No extra space required.
Final verdict: not a valid solution due to our constraints.
Hashing Approach
Now it's time for a question: do we really need to check all the triplets?, of course not! (otherwise this interview question would be meaningless 😂). A second approach is due to if \(x + y + z = 0\) then \(x = -y - z\). So we just need to find a triplet where the first number is the opposite of the sum of second and third number. We could do this using almost eny kind of hashing data structure.
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H<-hash_mapfori=0ton-1doforj=i+1ton-1doifH.contains(-A[i]-A[j])thenreturntrueH.insert(A[ i ])returnfalse
Time complexity:\(\mathcal{O}\left(n^2\right)\)
Because those two nested loops are required and time complexity for checking if a value exists in a hash map is \(\mathcal{O}(1)\).
Auxiliary space:\(\mathcal{O}(n)\)
Because at the end the hash map will contain \(n\) elements.
Final verdict: not a valid solution due to our constraints.
Two Pointers Approach
Another approach, and our final approach, is sorting the array \(A\) and then try to find a triplet \((i, j, k)\) such that \(0 \le i \lt j \lt k \lt n\) and \(A_i + A_j + A_k = 0\). Given any triplet \((i, j, k)\) such that \(0 \le i \lt j \lt k \lt n\) then there are just \(3\) options we need to check.
Following the above idea, we could iterate through every \(0 \le i \lt n\) and search for a valid pair of \((j, k)\) in the range \([i+1,n-1]\).
Demonstration
If there is no sulution, it's pretty obviuos that we don't find a solution, because we check the sum of \(3\) numbers and it will never be \(0\).
Let's assume there exists a triplet \((i, j, k)\) such that \(0 \le i \lt j \lt k \lt n\) and \(A_i + A_j + A_k = 0\). It is obviuos that our algorithm will reach \(i\) after some steps (maybe none). After that, it is also straightforward to see that we will reach either \(j\) or \(k\), because we iterate through every \(i \lt v \lt n\) and \(i \lt j,k\).
Suppose we reach \(j\) before \(k\), then with the right pointer we are at position \(k \lt p \lt n\) and \(\forall p: k \lt p \lt n \implies A_i + A_j + A_p \ge 0\) because \(A_i + A_j + A_k = 0\) and \(A_k \le A_p\) given that the array is sorted.
So either we found another valid solution with triplet \((i, j, p)\) or we have to decrease our right pointer until we reach \(k\) or another valid solution.
Suppose we reach \(k\) before \(j\), then with the left pointer we are at position \(i \lt p \lt j\) and \(\forall p: i \lt p \lt j \implies A_i + A_p + A_k \le 0\) because \(A_i + A_j + A_k = 0\) and \(A_p \le A_j\) given that the array is sorted.
So either we found another valid solution with triplet \((i, p, k)\) or we have to increase our left pointer until we reach \(j\) or another valid solution.
Solution
Here is the solution code of this problem in multiple languages.