Make a line chart of attendance at Atmosfear every five minutes.

Note:

For this question, use data from the table "sequences". You can assume that all activity sequences are aligned by time $($i$.$e$.,$ the first node of all sequences occurred at the same time$)$ and are of the same length.

You only need to consider the first $16$ hours of records in the sequences, which is considered the open hours of the park in one day. Specifically, because an activity sequence from the "sequences" table was updated$/$recorded every $5$ minutes, you need to extract the first $192$ items $(16$h $*60$m $/5$m $=192).$

Display the line chart in the notebook and print the data used to create the chart as a list of lists or tuple lists

The first item in the list is irrelevant, but you can put in some meaningful information and it should be integer.The second item is the count of visits at that moment. For example, your output should look like this $($in Python syntax; not relevant to the correct answer$)$: $[(0,0),(1,7),(2,3),...,(190,4),(191,5)].$

The line chart must have the specified parameters listed below,

Set x$-$axis to the first element in your output list and y$-$axis to the second item in the list $($number of visits$)$

x$-$label $(\text{'}$Time in minutes'$)$ and y$-$label $(\text{'}$Number of visits'$)$

title named 'Attendance at Atmosfear every $5$ minutes'

The plot must not have the following parameters,

legend

do not set figure size

do not set font size or font$-$weight for titles and labels