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Thanks for contributing to Codecademy Docs, @sebk454!

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In Plotly, the **`.Parcoords()`** function under the `graph_objects` module creates a parallel coordinates plot representing multivariate data. Each row of the given dataset is plotted as a polyline between the parallel axes.
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In Plotly, the **`.Parcoords()`** function under the `graph_objects` module creates a parallel coordinates plot representing multivariate data. Each row of the given dataset is plotted as a polyline between the parallel axes.
In Plotly, the **`.Parcoords()`** function under the [`graph_objects`](https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/plotly/graph-objects) module creates a parallel coordinates plot representing multivariate data. Each row of the given dataset is plotted as a polyline between the parallel axes.

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LGTM!!

@avdhoottt avdhoottt added status: review 2️⃣ completed and removed status: under review Issue or PR is currently being reviewed labels Mar 24, 2025
@avdhoottt avdhoottt merged commit c99c5c4 into Codecademy:main Mar 24, 2025
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* [Term Entry] Python:Plotly Graph Objects: .Parcoords() (#6279)

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[Term Entry] Python Plotly - graph_objects: .Parcoords()

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