How to: Plot a Function in Python

[@simone9740]

THAAAAAAAAAANK YOU so much =D I've been looking for such a straight and simple tutorial for so long!

[@iriisnes]

Excellent content. Subscribed. Commenting for the algorithms.

[@tarehjernetarehjerne4082]

Hey, thanks a lot for showing this, very clear and easy to follow. Liked

[@JasonAsemota-gw8lv]

What is he using to code it?

[@zjason7582]

Awesome! Thanks for the clear guide of how to use this matplotlib tool!

[@k-xxy8308]

Thank you so much!! Needed to do something similar for an assignment, this really helped!!

[@maramarsu8204]

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[@mashedpotato9628]

Please include in your title "Spyder". It will help in the search! :)

[@TuExklusiv]

Very good video!

[@shinyshadow1]

awesome. straight, easy, clear -> perfect!

[@limboski696]

Having programmed in Python for some time, I found the video confusing because python does not normally perform math operations on an entire list of floats which is what is done in function f here. And, this program would not work if you manually defined xlist with something like xlist = [-10.0, -9.9, ...., 9.9, 10.0]. However, using numpy to create the list does not create a list of floats but instead a class 'numpy.ndarray' object. Python then understands math operations like xlist **2.

[@prestonphillips8373]

What code editor are you using?

[@PinhoDeng]

He is using Spyder. It is a programming platform designed to be used by scientists.

[@anubhavrajyan7963]

Worth watching

[@coryreedrobbins]

these math ones are important... algorithms, plotting, more, please...

[@chewchengkai2769]

how about if dont know about values of a,b,c and need input ourself, then how to plot the graph

[@RakeshKumar-he6ek]

very useful for beginner, thank you;

[@pratyushpro9060]

what is that code editor?

[@mariapontonglang6658]

Thank you!!!

[@rafy-ivanmorales3077]

I’m a new student and need help to do this project: I have a port scanner script it works properly, it works in Pycharm using python3.9. I have to make a file and I did make call (Example.txt) On this file, I have to do this: 3. If the Ports is open, it should create a file and add an entry for port number 4. In case of any exception for instance “host is not available”, “host name could not be resolved” or due to any other error, you need to write that exception into the same file. I’m not asking for you to do the project for me, I'm only asking ware I need to work or used in my script to accomplish this because it is my first time doing this and working with python too, and I have been struggling with this part one very bad. I can even send you the code, so you can look and only tell me what I’m doing bad, is not working.

[@VictorRégis-k4v]

thanks a lot !

[@annahari610]

how to plot a hyperbola and ellipse

[@flexer7822]

you show how to plot a particular function, but i want to plot any function, how i solve that? for example: '2*x**2 + x'

[@sayanjitb]

how can I plot this one: [X^(2) - (Y+ (X - Y^(2/3))^(2))=0] ? Because I can not seperate here X and Y values.

[@aritryapaul6449]

its a multivariable function.so you need to define this as a function and plot this in 3d.the 3d plot is different from 2d plot.

[@elmo45]

I am using VSCODE as my IDE. I could not get the plot window to show up, unless I added plt.show() to thee end of your code. I enjoyed your video, but I wanted to know more about which function outputs the graph, and whether or not this issue is IDE specific (spyder vs vscode)

[@robertocaesar]

I know you have good content. But you must know that your video is unwatchable in a Cellphone. Which cut a great deal of watchers that get this on the fly. :-(

[@shibushil4164]

You should zoom in the coding part..cant see properly,

[@arpitakundu7847]

Can you please use light mode?

[@spass526]

Thanks for the video. But it's too small.

[@najeebzakariya2346]

Thank you very much for this Mister.

[@nirmithjainresearchassista849]

thanks a lot

[@junaid2773]

Very helpful!

[@cristianortiz3349]

Very good

[@oumaimajanouj6309]

Great video. But i have a question , when i run my script i can see the plot bit when i save it as an image , there is just white in that image, any idea why??

[@andreaprado112]

Thank you so much!!!!! You saved me!!!❤ subscribed 🥹