@@ -32,25 +32,25 @@ reliability and consistency in documentation. They are not interchangeable.
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| | | Figure, | space for |
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| | | "The Figure| visuals." |
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| | | is the | - "Methods in|
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- | | | working | the Figure |
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+ | | | working | the figure |
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| | | space for | provide the|
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| | | the visual.| visuals." |
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| | | - *Referring | - "The |
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- | | | to class*: | Figure _ on |
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- | | | Figure _ , | the page is |
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- | | | "Methods | static." |
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- | | | within the | |
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- | | | Figure _ | |
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+ | | | to class*: | Figure _ |
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+ | | | Figure _ , | Four |
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+ | | | "Methods | leglock is |
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+ | | | within the | a wrestling |
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+ | | | Figure _ | move." |
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| | | provide the| |
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| | | visuals." | |
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| | | - *General | |
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- | | | objects*: | |
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+ | | | language*: | |
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| | | figure, | |
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- | | | "All of the | |
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- | | | figures for | |
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- | | | this page | |
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- | | | are | |
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- | | | static ." | |
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+ | | | "Michelle | |
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+ | | | Kwan is a | |
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+ | | | famous | |
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+ | | | figure | |
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+ | | | skater ." | |
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+------------------+--------------------------+--------------+--------------+
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| Axes _ | Subplots within Figure. | - *For | - "The axes |
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| | Contains plot elements | Matplotlib | methods |
@@ -60,64 +60,94 @@ reliability and consistency in documentation. They are not interchangeable.
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| | | subplot | is specific|
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| | | within the | to a |
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| | | Figure." | Figure." |
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- | | | - *Referring | - "All of the|
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- | | | to class*: | Axes are |
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- | | | Axes _ , | compatible |
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- | | | "Each Axes_| with other |
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- | | | is specific| libraries."|
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- | | | to one | |
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- | | | Figure." | |
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- | | | - *General | |
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- | | | objects*: | |
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- | | | axes, "Both| |
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- | | | explicit | |
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- | | | and | |
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- | | | implicit | |
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- | | | strategies | |
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- | | | contain | |
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- | | | multiple | |
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- | | | types of | |
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- | | | data | |
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- | | | visuals | |
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- | | | on a single| |
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+ | | | - *Referring | - "The |
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+ | | | to class*: | musicians |
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+ | | | Axes _ , | on stage |
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+ | | | "Each Axes_| call their |
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+ | | | is specific| guitars |
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+ | | | to one | Axes." |
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+ | | | Figure." | - "The point |
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+ | | | - *General | where the |
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+ | | | language*: | Axes meet |
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+ | | | axes, "Both| is the |
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+ | | | loggers and| origin of |
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+ | | | lumberjacks| the |
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+ | | | use axes to| coordinate |
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+ | | | chop wood."| system." |
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+ | | | OR "There | |
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+ | | | are no | |
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+ | | | standard | |
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+ | | | names for | |
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+ | | | the | |
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+ | | | coordinates| |
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+ | | | in the | |
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+ | | | three | |
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| | | axes." | |
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+ | | | (Plural of | |
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+ | | | axis) | |
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+------------------+--------------------------+--------------+--------------+
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| Artist _ | Broad variety of | - *For | - "Configure |
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| | Matplotlib objects that | Matplotlib | the legend |
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| | display visuals. | objects*: | artist with|
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| | | Artist, | its |
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| | | "Artists | respective |
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| | | display | method." |
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- | | | visuals and| - "There are |
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- | | | are the | many |
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- | | | visible | Artists_ in |
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- | | | elements | this |
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- | | | when the | graph." |
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+ | | | visuals and| - "There is |
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+ | | | are the | an Artist _ |
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+ | | | visible | for that |
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+ | | | elements | visual in |
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+ | | | when the | the graph."|
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| | | rendering | - "Some |
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| | | a Figure." | Artists |
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- | | | - *Referring | have an |
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- | | | to class*: | overlapping |
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- | | | Artist _ , | naming |
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- | | | "Each | convention |
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- | | | Artist _ has| in both |
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- | | | respective | explicit |
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- | | | methods and| and |
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- | | | functions."| implicit |
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- | | | - *General | uses." |
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- | | | objects*: | |
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+ | | | - *Referring | became |
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+ | | | to class*: | famous only |
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+ | | | Artist _ , | by |
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+ | | | "Each | accident." |
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+ | | | Artist _ has| |
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+ | | | respective | |
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+ | | | methods and| |
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+ | | | functions."| |
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+ | | | - *General | |
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+ | | | language*: | |
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| | | artist, | |
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| | | "The | |
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- | | | artists in | |
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- | | | this table | |
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- | | | generate | |
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- | | | visuals." | |
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+ | | | artist in | |
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+ | | | the museum | |
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+ | | | is from | |
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+ | | | France." | |
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+------------------+--------------------------+--------------+--------------+
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- | Axis _ | Human-readable single | - One Axis | - One Axis |
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- | | dimensional object | object | - One axes |
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- | | of reference marks | - Four axis | - Four Axises|
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- | | containing ticks, tick | objects | - 32 Axes |
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- | | labels, spines, and | - 32 Axis | |
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- | | edges. | objects | |
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+ | Axis _ | Human-readable single | - *For | - "Plot the |
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+ | | dimensional object | Matplotlib | graph onto |
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+ | | of reference marks | objects*: | the axis." |
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+ | | containing ticks, tick | Axis, "The | - "Each Axis |
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+ | | labels, spines, and | Axis for | is usually |
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+ | | edges. | the bar | named after|
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+ | | | chart is a | the |
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+ | | | separate | coordinate |
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+ | | | Artist." | which is |
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+ | | | (plural, | measured |
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+ | | | Axis | along it." |
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+ | | | objects) | - "In some |
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+ | | | - *Referring | computer |
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+ | | | to class*: | graphics |
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+ | | | Axis _ , | contexts, |
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+ | | | "The Axis _ | the |
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+ | | | contains | ordinate |
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+ | | | respective | Axis _ may |
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+ | | | XAxis and | be oriented|
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+ | | | YAxis | downwards."|
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+ | | | objects." | |
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+ | | | - *General | |
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+ | | | language*: | |
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+ | | | axis, | |
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+ | | | "Rotation | |
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+ | | | around a | |
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+ | | | fixed axis | |
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+ | | | is a | |
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+ | | | special | |
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+ | | | case of | |
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+ | | | rotational | |
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+ | | | motion." | |
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+------------------+--------------------------+--------------+--------------+
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| Explicit, | Explicit approach of | - Explicit | - object |
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| Object Oriented | programing in Matplotlib.| - explicit | oriented |
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