Exercise $4$ Importing Libraries

In Python, importing libraries is a fundamental concept that allows us to access pre$-$built functionality and tools to enhance our code. Recall that the syntax for importing libraries is to use the $$import$$ statement. For example,

import $[$library name$]$

Additionally, you can use an alias to give the library a shorter name, making it more convenient to use in your code:

import $[$library name$]$ as $[$alias$]$

You can also import specific components from a library, rather than importing the entire library, using the from keyboard:

from $[$library name$]$ import $[$component name$]$

In this class, we will use several important libraries that can aid data analytics, including Numpy, Pandas, matplotlib. Import the first two libraries and name them $$np$,$pd$.$ Import a component named $$pyplot$$ from the third library and name it $$plt$.$ Try to see if you can successfully import them