Added a question to the US baby names statistics exercise. #114
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I figured that we can also use the year column of US baby names dataset for statistics as well. I created a question to find the year with highest number of baby names
I figured that we can also use the year column of US baby names dataset for statistics as well. I created a question to find the year with highest number of baby names.
This reverts commit beca53e.
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I figured that we can also use the year column of US baby names dataset for statistics as well. I created a question to find the year with highest number of baby names.