This article example describes how Python uses matplotlib to draw multiple graphs to display individually. Shared for your reference, as follows:
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import numpy as np import as plt # Create an array of self variables x= (0,2*,500) # Create an array of function values y1 = (x) y2 = (x) y3 = (x*x) #Creating Graphics (1) ''' It means to locate the 1st diagram in a diagram with 4 subdiagrams in 2 rows and 2 columns to perform the operation (drawing). The 1 at the end indicates the first subfigure. The number changes to locate a different subfigure. ''' # First row, first column of graphics ax1 = (2,2,1) # First row, second column of graphics ax2 = (2,2,2) #The second line ax3 = (2,1,2) #Select ax1 (ax1) # Plotting the red curve (x,y1,color='red') # Limit y-axis range (-1.2,1.2) #Select ax2 (ax2) # Plotting the blue curve (x,y2,'b--') (-1.2,1.2) #Select ax3 (ax3) (x,y3,'g--') (-1.2,1.2) ()
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