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title: "Comment by Abdulquadri Ishola on \"Week 8: The Week I Stopped Being a Student and Became a Real Data Analyst\" | Hashnode"
description: "Before I forget, I saw you scatter plot. The marks are a bit squished to the bottom left. You can use a log scale by setting logx=True and logy=True in your plo"
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Comment [Week 8: The Week I Stopped Being a Student and Became a Real Data Analyst](https://hashnode.com/posts/week-8-the-week-i-stopped-being-a-student-and-became-a-real-data-analyst/6926d21afb155ad8d9b0e4bf)

[Abdulquadri Ishola](https://hashnode.com/@Oriade15)

[Nov 26, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/week-8-the-week-i-stopped-being-a-student-and-became-a-real-data-analyst/6926d21afb155ad8d9b0e4bf/comment/6926ec5f2ce40593646826eb)

Before I forget, I saw you scatter plot. The marks are a bit squished to the bottom left. You can use a log scale by setting `logx=True` and `logy=True` in your `plot()` function.

Just saying. 🤷