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Here is the code
And here's a very nice website to help you choose the best chart for your case and then gives you code snippets in many language: https://www.data-to-viz.com/
Your code should not be that complicated, so instead of telling you what's wrong I will suggest you use one of these: - the df.plot method with the 'bar' option. - the seaborn library that will make nicer looking charts.
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