Find your country on a Map

import plotly.express as px

country = input("Enter the country name: ")
data = {
    'Country': [country],
    'Values': [100]  }
fig = px.choropleth(
    data,
    locations='Country',
    locationmode='country names',
    color='Values',
    color_continuous_scale='Inferno',
    title=f'Country Map Highlighting {country}')
fig.show()

Here’s an explanation of the provided code:

1. import plotly.express as px

• Plotly Express: A high-level Python visualization library that is part of the Plotly ecosystem. It allows for easy creation of interactive plots.
• px: This alias is used to access functions from the Plotly Express module conveniently.

2. country = input("Enter the country name: ")

• This line prompts the user to enter a country name (e.g., “India”, “United States”).

3. data = {'Country': [country], 'Values': [100]}

• A dictionary is created with two keys: Country (holding the user-input country) and Values (holding the value 100). This serves as data to be used for generating the map.

4. fig = px.choropleth(...)

• This line creates a choropleth map, a type of map where…