[Term Entry] Python Plotly .heatmap()

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We would like a new term entry in the Data Visualization concept for Plotly: .heatmap(). The entry should go in a new file under docs/content/plotly/concepts/graph_objects/terms/heatmap/heatmap.md

The entry should describe the term and how it is used. Also include:

• An introductory paragraph that describes the concept
• A 'Syntax' section that includes the syntax for the concept (if applicable)
• An 'Example' section that shows the concept in use

Please refer to the entry templates, content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue.

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[meli-imelda]

Hello @codecademy-docs, I am interested in this issue

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[mamtawardhani]

Hey @meli-imelda! Please review the path once, it has been updated. Thanks!

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Unassigning @meli-imelda due to long-term inactivity.

[evuntsova]

Hi @codecademy-docs, @mamtawardhani, I am interested in taking this issue. Could you please assign it to me? Thanks

[mamtawardhani]

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[evuntsova]

Thank you! I'm excited to work on this issue. I'm currently pursuing the Git and GitHub certification, so this is a great opportunity for me.

I found out about contributing to Docs through the course materials and community forums.

Looking forward to contributing!

Cheers!

[mamtawardhani]

@evuntsova good to hear that, waiting for your entry! 😄

[ishg-153]

@evuntsova It's been a month since you were assigned to this issue. Are you still working on the entry?

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[ishg-153]

@evuntsova You are being unassigned due to lack of activity.

[georgeholt1]

Hi @codecademy-docs, could I be assigned this issue please?

[mamtawardhani]

Hey @georgeholt1 You’re assigned 🎉 In addition to the documents linked in the description, please also look at the Contribution Guide. After creating a PR, the maintainer(s) (with the collaborator label) will add comments/suggestions to address any revisions before approval.

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[georgeholt1]

This is my first contribution, yes. I found it through the "Learn Git & GitHub" course.

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