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In the folder "download_statistics", there are multiple files named for example "20240628.csv". The filename without ending is obviously a date, the creation date of the data. Write a jupyter notebook that opens all these files using pandas and plots over time how many records are in these files. Save the notebook in the notebooks directory and make sure the relative link the download_statistics folder is correct.
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I created a Jupyter notebook named plot_zenodo_links_over_time.ipynb to process multiple CSV files from the download_statistics directory. The notebook reads these files using pandas and plots the number of records in each file over time. I ensured the relative path to the directory is correct, and saved the resulting plot as zenodo_links_over_time.png in the notebooks directory.
This is the plot created by the notebook showing the number of records over time.
In the folder "download_statistics", there are multiple files named for example "20240628.csv". The filename without ending is obviously a date, the creation date of the data. Write a jupyter notebook that opens all these files using pandas and plots over time how many records are in these files. Save the notebook in the notebooks directory and make sure the relative link the download_statistics folder is correct.
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