Plotting data from dictionary in Python

Question

I have data stored in python dictionary (for every country there is list of values):

{'BE': ['259.1587', '252.2124', '248.4519', '247.5489', '247.9576', '250.0425', '182.5851', '180.1105', '179.6083', '178.5209', '176.7081', '174.8502'], 'FR': ['103.3834', '101.1851', '98.2804', '95.9919', '94.3940', '92.9902', '91.4351', '90.3078', '89.3786', '88.5690', '88.3090', '88.8994'], 'BG': ['63.9277', '69.9601', '65.4384', '64.1908', '64.5276', '67.7657', '66.8916', '67.0778', '67.617', '68.2783', '65.4651', '62.7898'], 'DK': ['75.7358', '75.2223', '73.7547', '71.2911', '67.4805', '65.3390', '62.9360', '61.3575', '58.4678', '57.7756', '57.0328', ':'], 'HR': ['102.1641', '102.6400', '100.4574', '95.4924', '94.1970', '94.4324', '93.0424', '96.3094', '94.9562', '94.6190', '97.0368', '104.6504'], 'DE': ['107.4606', '107.4609', '105.7275', '106.5801', '106.7862', '107.0506', '108.4679', '110.0985', '112.6987', '114.7489', '117.9135', '120.6868'], 'HU': ['98.5704', '42.3163', '40.8225', '40.0413', '39.1802', '39.3375', '38.2867', '33.5230', '31.8583', '32.7758', '32.9499', '33.1136']}

I would like to plot all the data from key values in one figure such as there will be one line for each country. Any idea?

Thanks! Klara

Okay and what part do you have problems with? What did you try/attempt? What worked/didn't work? — EWit, Dec 08 '14 at 19:50
Possible duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/a/16014873/764322 — Imanol Luengo, Dec 08 '14 at 20:02

xnx · Answer 1 · 2014-12-08T20:32:24.457

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Apart from the dodgy : in the DK data, if your dictionary is c:

import pylab
for cc, vals in c.items():
    pylab.plot([float(x) for x in vals], label=cc)
pylab.legend()
pylab.show()

Note this assumes you have matplotlib / pylab installed.

edited Dec 08 '14 at 20:32

answered Dec 08 '14 at 19:58

xnx

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