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    "### <center>San Jose State University<br>Department of Applied Data Science<br><br>**DATA 200<br>Computational Programming for Data Analytics**<br><br>Spring 2024<br>Instructor: Ron Mak<br><br>**Assignment #11<br>`matplotlib` graphs**<br><br>Assigned: April 18, 2024<br>Due: April 25 at 5:30 PM<br><br>140 points maximum<br>Individual work only!</center>"
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    "#### This assignment will give you practice making various graphs with the `matplotlib` module."
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    "#### **PROBLEM 1.** [20 points each] Using the same input datafile `covid_data.csv` from the previous assignment, construct six (6) ***different*** types of graphs (stacked bar, line, pie, etc.). You can choose which graphs to construct and what they represent, as long as they are different types. Each graph should have a title and, if appropriate, a legend.\n",
    "#### You can use another data source if you find one that you like better than the Covid data."
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    "#### **PROBLEM 2.** [20 points] Display your graphs as subplots arranged in three rows and two columns."
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    "#### **TIP:** First make sure each of your graphs displays properly standalone. Then make them subplots."
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