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I'm using the salem_executions_data.csv, this is how it looks like:

year,month,accusations,executions

1962,1,0,0

1962,2,3,0

1962,3,4,0

1962,4,22,0

1962,5,39,0

1962,6,3,1

1962,7,12,5

1962,8,23,5

1962,9,33,9

1962,10,1,0

1962,11,3,0

1962,12,0,0

1963,1,0,0

1963,2,0,0

1963,3,0,0

Working with Python 2.7, what I wanted was to:

• Load the csv file


• Make a accusations vs executions using 3d scatter

And what I have so far is this:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

import csv



x = 

y = 



with open('data/salem_executions_data.csv','r') as csvfile:

    plots = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=',')

    from itertools import islice



    for row in islice(plots,1,None):



        for row in plots:

            temp=row[int(str(2))]

            x.append(temp)

            temp=row[int(str(3))]

            y.append(temp)



plt.plot(x,y)

plt.xlabel('Accusations')

plt.ylabel('Executions')

plt.title('Accusations vs Executions')

plt.legend()

plt.show()

Once I execute this cells I get no output code... Any help?

After adding %matplotlib inline this is the output I get, do you think its okay?
enter image description here

Update v3:

After changing plt.plot to plt.scatter:

enter image description here

I get a scatter. I have not changed anything from your code. The only change i have made is to make it a scatter plot by replacing your code plt.plot(x,y) with plt.plot(x,y,'.')