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How do I Plot the linear classifier calculated with LIBLINEAR using sklearn?

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Make a scatter plot where the x-axis is the height of the citizens and the y-axis is the weight of the citizens. The color of the points need to be different for males and females. In the same figure, plot the linear classifier calculated with LIBLINEAR using sklearn
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I think this article shows you how to achieve your goal by showing some examples of using a categorical variable to color scatterplot.

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