# Week 1: Netflix IMDb Score

### [Challenge Quest:](https://beta.graphtor.io/)

Dive into the IMDb scores and reveal how many Movies and TV shows Netflix harbour's within different rating brackets (for example: low, medium, high). and how are these distributed across both types of content?

### Your Mission:

Craft a column chart that crisply showcases the number of Movies vs. TV shows across different IMDb rating ranges on [Graphtor Beta](https://beta.graphtor.io/).

### Dataset 🦕 <a href="#dataset" id="dataset"></a>

This CSV dataset, [Netflix TV Shows and Movies](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tArs8jg-SvzZrtVEGFxZfNwfuzb35p0Q/view?usp=sharing), invites you to unleash your analytical instincts. Follow the guide [here](https://docs.graphtor.io/graphtor-beta/example-1-imdb-scores-of-netflixs-tv-shows-and-movies-treasures).

Remember:

Your presentation should be instantly understandable and offer an intuitive data interpretation. When you're ready to share your chart, post it in our Discord channel: [🛋・ask-and-share.](https://discord.gg/zw8uaQ8h4B)

Prepare to embark! Grab your data and let the charting commence with [Graphtor Beta!](https://beta.graphtor.io/) 🎨🛡️

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