Problem 1 - Votes for Women (Please using Python to solve the following problem)

Here is the link for the .csv doc

https://course.ccs.neu.edu/ds2000/homework/hw4/1920_women_voters.csv

For this problem, were looking at voter registration data from 1920 Boston

The year the 19th amendment passed and women gained the right to vote.

Im interested in the ages of women who registered to vote that year...

Was it a surge of young people going to the polls?

Older women who had been fighting for this right?

Or was there an even distribution across age groups?

Lets find out!

Each line in the file represents one female voter.

The voters age is in position 10. Create a list of all ages (a list of ints)

Which you update each time you read a line from the file.

We dont have age data for everyone, so if that column is empty for a given line.

You can simply skip over that voter.

Create a bar chart showing the number of women from the file in their:

20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60-plus; each bar representing one of the age ranges.

As always, we expect your plot to have labels and titles,

Also to be clear and informative for the user.

Please follow all the rubrics below:

Gather data

Open the file and read in the data voter by voter

Check that an age exists in each line; if not, skip over it

Append the current voters age as an int to a list

Computations

Count the number of women in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50, and 60+

Communication

Use matplotlib to create a plot as described

Bar plot with one bar per age group

Label each bar with the correct age range

Plot has title and y-label

Readability

File name is saved in a constant above main

Position 10 for the age is saved in a constant above main

Code inside with/open/as structure is needed for file processing

Variable i is used for position, not value

Filename: suffrage.py Also submit: A screenshot (or download) of your plot Input files: Download 1920 women voters.cSv and save it in the same directory as your suffrage.py file For this problem, we're looking at voter registration data from 1920 Boston - the year the 19th amendment passed and women gained the right to vote. I'm interested in the ages of women who registered to vote that year... was it a surge of young people going to the polls? Older women who had been fighting for this right? Or was there an even distribution across age groups? Let's find out! Each line in the file represents one female voter. The voter's age is in position 10. Create a list of all ages (a list of ints), which you update each time you read a line from the file. We don't have age data for everyone, so if that column is empty for a given line, you can simply skip over that voter. Create a bar chart showing the number of women from the file in their 20s,30s,40s,50s, and 60-plus; each bar representing one of the age ranges. As always, we expect your plot to have labels and titles, and to be clear and informative for the user