chapter 7: countplot() got multiple values for argument 'data' about hands-on-exploratory-data-analysis-with-python

[gokcenazakyol]

I think we solved the problem.

sns.countplot("Pclass", hue = "Survived", data = titanic, ax = ax[1])

In that line, we need to define x="Pclass", otherwise, (I think) we try to reassign data value and that cause the error.

[gokcenazakyol]

I have got the same error, any solutions?

[sureshHARDIYA]

@gokcenazakyol let me have a look, probably you are using some latest version of library. I will push a fix with never version, today.

[sureshHARDIYA]

Feel free to create a pull request.

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[SanjayBhat-S]

I think we solved the problem.

sns.countplot("Pclass", hue = "Survived", data = titanic, ax = ax[1])

In that line, we need to define x="Pclass", otherwise, (I think) we try to reassign data value and that cause the error.

Thank you for this solution @gokcenazakyol .