Importing library confusion

[iftiyar500]

import codecademylib3_seaborn

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

from data import bs, bs_000000001, bs_01

iterations = range(1400)

num_iterations = 800

convergence_b = 48

plt.plot(iterations, bs)

plt.xlabel(“Iterations”)

plt.ylabel(“b value”)

plt.show()

I want to to know what is this line work for “from data import bs, bs_000000001, bs_01”

[tgrtim]

Do you have a link to the lesson? I’d assume it’s importing those objects (bs etc.) from a local module (or something along those lines) produced by codecademy.

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[iftiyar500]

https://www.codecademy.com/paths/data-science/tracks/dspath-supervised/modules/dspath-linear-regression/lessons/linear-regression/exercises/learning-rate

here is the link. actually I was trying the code on jupyter notebook but getting error for importing this library “from data import bs, bs_000000001, bs_01”. can you explain, can i use it in local machine like Jupiter or else? if yes then how?

[tgrtim]

It’d be a bit of a hassle since you’d have to copy over that data to your own system so it’s up to you whether you think it’s worthwhile just for this lesson.

[iftiyar500]

actually which data you are talking about? “from data import bs, bs_000000001, bs_01” is this a library or just built in your platform? in the platform “bs” is just learning rate but where it is come from, I have no idea