Bar plot with x and y axis

Now i am getting the bar chart as i attached above, kindly let me know why i am getting range in x-axis. Where is the mistake

This is sample dataset.

Plant Country Fault Level Type Fault Location Fault_loss
0 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant Internal PV Plant Incidents NaN 2.5
1 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 1.3
2 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.3
3 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 31.9
4 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.3
5 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.1
6 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.1
7 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.4
8 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 4.0
9 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 0.0
10 001 ESPP1 TH All Plant External Grid Forced Outage NaN 8.5


I am trying to plot bar plot dynamically with 2 attributes country and fault loss.

unique_country = data2.Country.unique()

for i in range(len(unique_country)):

plant = data2.groupby(data2["Country"]).get_group(unique_country[i]).Fault_loss.sum()
fig = plt.figure()
ax1 = fig.add_subplot(1,1,1)
ax1.set_xlabel(unique_country[i])
ax1.set_ylabel('Fault loss')
ax1.set_title("Country wise Sum of Fault_loss")
plt.plot(plant)
plt.show()


Here i am getting only the outer box but not able to get the bar plot. It is displaying plain outer layer. May i know were i am went wrong here. I know this is very silly mistake but not able to identify that.

My updated code,

unique_plant = data2.Plant.unique()

for i in range(len(unique_plant)):

plant = data2.groupby(data2["Plant"]).get_group(unique_plant[i]).Fault_loss.sum()
fig = plt.figure()
ax1 = fig.add_subplot(1,1,1)
ax1.set_xlabel(unique_plant[i])
ax1.set_ylabel('Fault loss')
ax1.set_title("plant wise vs Fault_loss")
plt.bar(plant, height=2.1, width= 1.1)
plt.show()


dataset is not clear. Please make it easy to read.
– Mufeed
Jun 29 at 11:48

Why are using plt.plot? I think you need plt.bar for what you want.
– Paula Thomas
Jun 29 at 11:53

plt.plot

plt.bar

dataset is updated
– sangeetha sivakumar
Jun 29 at 11:55

have you tried plant.plot.bar()?
– Scotty1-
Jun 29 at 11:56

plant.plot.bar()

If i give plt.bar , i am getting this below error.TypeError: <lambda>() missing 1 required positional argument: 'height'
– sangeetha sivakumar
Jun 29 at 11:56

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