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This library is used to plot histograms for all columns at a time. we just have to give one parameter which is our “dataframe” for example, your csv file name is “train.csv” || then your code will be || from getallhistograms import histograms || data=pd.read_csv(“train.csv”) || histograms(data) || we will get all histograms

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0.0.2 (21/08/2020)

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