Module 10

 This week was several different methods of using GGplot to get visuals. Personally I like the colored bar chart but each has its purpose. The patterns each show allow someone at a glance to be able to clearly see what the data represents. Colors when properly used can highlight key information and the heights of lines and bars can indicate volume and facilitate comparisons between data points.






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