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Prac 6 Matplotlib

The document shows code snippets using Python's matplotlib library to create various line plots and manipulate their properties. It generates arrays of x and y values, plots sin and cos functions, adds labels and legends, and demonstrates setting line color, width and marker properties. The plots include simple lines, sin and tan functions, and manipulating figure and legend attributes.

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Prac 6 Matplotlib

The document shows code snippets using Python's matplotlib library to create various line plots and manipulate their properties. It generates arrays of x and y values, plots sin and cos functions, adds labels and legends, and demonstrates setting line color, width and marker properties. The plots include simple lines, sin and tan functions, and manipulating figure and legend attributes.

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In 

[ ]: #64
Yagna
Raval


In [2]: %matplotlib
inline

import
matplotlib.pyplot
as
plt

import
numpy
as
np


In [4]: plt.style.use('classic')

plt.plot([1,1])


[<matplotlib.lines.Line2D
at
0x7fc4a088acd0>]
Out[4]:

In [5]: np.linspace(0,10,100)


array([
0.







,

0.1010101
,

0.2020202
,

0.3030303
,

0.4040404
,

Out[5]:








0.50505051,

0.60606061,

0.70707071,

0.80808081,

0.90909091,









1.01010101,

1.11111111,

1.21212121,

1.31313131,

1.41414141,









1.51515152,

1.61616162,

1.71717172,

1.81818182,

1.91919192,









2.02020202,

2.12121212,

2.22222222,

2.32323232,

2.42424242,









2.52525253,

2.62626263,

2.72727273,

2.82828283,

2.92929293,









3.03030303,

3.13131313,

3.23232323,

3.33333333,

3.43434343,









3.53535354,

3.63636364,

3.73737374,

3.83838384,

3.93939394,









4.04040404,

4.14141414,

4.24242424,

4.34343434,

4.44444444,









4.54545455,

4.64646465,

4.74747475,

4.84848485,

4.94949495,









5.05050505,

5.15151515,

5.25252525,

5.35353535,

5.45454545,









5.55555556,

5.65656566,

5.75757576,

5.85858586,

5.95959596,









6.06060606,

6.16161616,

6.26262626,

6.36363636,

6.46464646,









6.56565657,

6.66666667,

6.76767677,

6.86868687,

6.96969697,









7.07070707,

7.17171717,

7.27272727,

7.37373737,

7.47474747,









7.57575758,

7.67676768,

7.77777778,

7.87878788,

7.97979798,









8.08080808,

8.18181818,

8.28282828,

8.38383838,

8.48484848,









8.58585859,

8.68686869,

8.78787879,

8.88888889,

8.98989899,









9.09090909,

9.19191919,

9.29292929,

9.39393939,

9.49494949,









9.5959596
,

9.6969697
,

9.7979798
,

9.8989899
,
10.







])

In [6]: plt.plot(np.linspace(0,10,100))

Out[6]: [<matplotlib.lines.Line2D
at
0x7fc4b2c11850>]

In [11]: x=np.linspace(0,10,100)

fig
=
plt.figure()

plt.plot(x,
np.sin(x),
'‑')

plt.plot(x,
np.cos(x),
'*');


In [15]: x=[10,20,30,40]

plt.plot(x,label='Legend')

plt.ylabel('Y‑Axis')

plt.xlabel('X‑Axis')

plt.legend()

plt.show()


In [17]: x=[10,20,30,40]

y=[2,3,5,6]

plt.plot(x,y,label='Legend')

plt.ylabel('Y‑Axis')

plt.xlabel('X‑Axis')

plt.legend()

plt.show()

In [25]: ray=np.arange(0,5*np.pi,0.1)

y=np.sin(ray)

plt.plot(ray,y)

plt.show()


In [26]: ray=np.arange(0,5*np.pi,0.1)

y=np.tan(ray)

plt.plot(ray,y)

plt.show()

In [34]: x=np.linspace(0,10,100)

fig
=
plt.figure(facecolor='m',edgecolor='b')

plt.plot(x,
np.sin(x),
'‑',label='First')

plt.plot(x,
np.cos(x),
'*',label='Second')





plt.legend()


<matplotlib.legend.Legend
at
0x7fc4b2efc8b0>
Out[34]:
In [44]: x=[1,2,3,4]

y=[10,12,11,13]

m=plt.plot(x,y)

plt.setp(m,color='r',linewidth=5,marker='D')



plt.show()


In [ ]: 



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