binwidth_demonstration.zip: contains comparisons with ggplot in R and error messages when invalid arguments are passed

1. This looks incorrect (covering negative x values also)? What should be the expected behaviour if binwidth specified is larger than actual range of values?

2. I think this should throw error? It's not clear which value of binwidth is considered

1. This looks incorrect (covering negative x values also)? What should be the expected behaviour if binwidth specified is larger than actual range of values?

@neelasha23 when I check it with ggplot in R, it also covers negative x values. So instead of raising an error, it now displays a message that says Specified binwith {num} is larger than the range {num}. Please choose a smaller binwith. This message appears when the specified binwidth is strictly larger than the range.

fixed

2. I think this should throw error? It's not clear which value of binwidth is considered

For this one, I tried running %sqlplot histogram --table diamonds.csv --table penguins.csv --column body_mass_g, where there are 2 --table arguments. But it doesn't throw an error. Instead, the code uses the latter argument. So I think solving this should be a separate issue. What do you think?

For this one, I tried running %sqlplot histogram --table diamonds.csv --table penguins.csv --column body_mass_g, where there are 2 --table arguments. But it doesn't throw an error. Instead, the code uses the latter argument. So I think solving this should be a separate issue. What do you think?

yes should be handled in separate issue

great work!