# How does the given data gets plotted on a graph

I come from a programming background and learning the math behind the data science and algorithms now.

I would like to understand the logic behind how a data gets plotted in a graph when using Logistic regression.

Lets consider a Testing data like this,

ID  Age  Grade  Location   Churn
1   24    1        A         1
2   25    1        A1        1
3   28    1        A2        1
4   31    2        A3        0


And this could get plotted like this in Logistic regression like this -

[A mocked image below]

How did these ID's usually gets plotted in the graph. What's the math behind a data like this getting plotted in a graph.

I understand the plane separating the points. But couldn't understand how the points got there in the first place.

This may be basic for experienced people. But it has been a question in my mind for a while. I tried to get any online materials but I couldn't or may be I don't know what to search for.

Also, does this plotting differs in any way for SVM and other models. I guess only the model splitting the points will differ.