How to solve jupyter notebook Chinese garbled code problem

jupyter notebook Chinese garbage problem

Installation of fonts

Add the following code before executing the code:

import  as plt
['-serif']=['SimHei']
['axes.unicode_minus']=False

Jupyter Notebook under Mac to draw pictures display Chinese garbled code

For mac (maybe windows too)

Tried a lot of ways ~ write this article for everyone to avoid the mine! Those who let you go to download and modify the configuration file and so on ~ all to the side, are copied and copied ~ nothing nutritious, a super waste of time and a huge hassle!

（It didn't work for me.)

Step 1 Check which Chinese fonts are in your own fonts

import matplotlib
a=sorted([ for f in matplotlib.font_manager.])
for i in a:
	print(i)

The result is partly as follows: Find Chinese fonts from it: mine is still bold Heiti TC.

Looks like we still have macs that support Chinese.

It's just that the name is in Chinese, so why don't people recognize it?

Step 2 Select the corresponding heiti TC to be displayed.

['-serif']='Heiti TC'
['axes.unicode_minus'] = False  # Negative sign is displayed normally

That's it!

An example 🌰 is as follows

I'm a little 🌰:

['-serif']='Heiti TC'
['axes.unicode_minus'] = False  # The negative sign is displayed normally
# Set the line width
(figsize=(8,5))
(attr, v1, linewidth = 4)
# Set icon titles and add labels to axes
("Trends in Daily Hits", fontsize=20)
('',fontsize=10)
('',fontsize=10)

summarize

Above! For personal experience, I hope it can give you a reference, and I hope you can support me more.