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StudentScores_ScatterPlot

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AALIMINETI SPOORTHY REDDY
Last edited Oct 24, 2025
Created on Oct 24, 2025

This scatter plot visualizes the relationship between hours studied and exam scores for ten students, with each point labeled by student name and colored uniquely. The chart uses Plotly.js, fetching data from a local CSV file and rendering separate traces per student for individual legend entries. The page displays a gray background with black text and a title, while the plot area uses the same gray tone for both paper and plot backgrounds, with the mode bar hidden for a cleaner presentation.

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