AI & Machine Learning

Plotting histograms in the terminal

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A C library, 'plt.c', has been developed to create terminal-based visualizations of data, specifically histograms, using Unicode block characters. This allows developers to quickly visualize the distribution of random numbers or other data without needing external graphics libraries. The library focuses on simplicity, enabling users to generate basic plots directly within the terminal for quick data inspection.

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