Tables and Charts

Tables and charts help present data, comparisons, or structured information in a clear, visual way.

Why Use Tables/Charts?

• Makes complex data easy to compare
• Highlights patterns and relationships
• Useful for pros/cons, timelines, or statistics

Example Prompt

• "Create a table comparing three types of renewable energy."
• "Show a chart of monthly sales for the past year."

Example Result: Table

| Type              | Pros                        | Cons                  |
|-------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------|
| Solar             | Renewable, low emissions    | Weather dependent     |
| Wind              | Clean, scalable             | Noisy, location limits|
| Hydroelectric     | Reliable, efficient         | Environmental impact  |

Example Result: Chart (Descriptive)

Monthly Sales Chart:
- January: $10,000
- February: $12,500
- March: $11,000
...
(You can ask the AI to provide a bar chart using code, e.g., with matplotlib or chart.js, or a textual summary like above.)

Best Practices

• Specify the columns/rows or chart type you want
• For tables, ask for Markdown or plain text format
• For charts, clarify if you want a description or code to generate one