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Plotting the Cars Data Set (Another Method)
Plot.plot({
caption:html`<h2 style = "color:steelblue">MPG VS. HP</h2>`,
x:{domain:[0,50],grid:true,label:"MPG"},
y:{domain:[0,300],grid:true,label:"HP"},
marks:[
Plot.ruleX([0]),
Plot.ruleY([0]),
Plot.dot(X,{x:X,y:Y,fill:"steelblue",stroke:"black"})
]
})
X = cars.map(record => record.Miles_per_Gallon)
Y = cars.map(record => record.Horsepower)
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