R ggplot2 - Histogram with Examples
The fundamental histogram in ggplot2 requires a dataset and a continuous variable mapped to the x-axis. The geom_histogram() function automatically bins the data and counts observations.
Histogram
NumPy - np.histogram() - Compute Histogram
import numpy as np
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