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![Write a function called display_chart() that accepts a single parameter data that contains a list of numbers, and prints out a horizontal bar chart representing the numbers. The horizontal bars consist of a number of 'X' characters equal to the
corresponding numeric value. All floating point numbers should be rounded to the nearest integer value to determine the number of 'X's. Following the bar, the actual number should be displayed (rounded to 2dp), surrounded by parentheses.
Notes:
• A single space separates the (number) from the end of the bar.
• All values are non-negative.
For example:
Test
data = [1, 3, 2]
display_chart (data)
Result
x (1)
XXX (3)
XX (2)
data = [1.123, 2.8765, 0.3, 2, 1] x (1.12)
display_chart(data)
XXX (2.88)
(0.3)
XX (2)
X (1)](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/c4afb371-ec67-43f9-a17b-c439cab1cbbc/996f1788-adc5-4843-8ff4-af33dba02d1b/xxbw5mw_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Write a function called display_chart() that accepts a single parameter data that contains a list of numbers, and prints out a horizontal bar chart representing the numbers. The horizontal bars consist of a number of 'X' characters equal to the
corresponding numeric value. All floating point numbers should be rounded to the nearest integer value to determine the number of 'X's. Following the bar, the actual number should be displayed (rounded to 2dp), surrounded by parentheses.
Notes:
• A single space separates the (number) from the end of the bar.
• All values are non-negative.
For example:
Test
data = [1, 3, 2]
display_chart (data)
Result
x (1)
XXX (3)
XX (2)
data = [1.123, 2.8765, 0.3, 2, 1] x (1.12)
display_chart(data)
XXX (2.88)
(0.3)
XX (2)
X (1)
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