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Chapter 13 – Styling and Themes in Matplotlib By default, Matplotlib plots look simple and functional. However, with a few styling adjustments, you can transform them into professional-quality visuals that
Static plots are great for reports, but many data analysis scenarios demand interactivity and real-time updates. Whether you’re monitoring live data streams or exploring trends dynamically, Matplotlib has powerful tools
Once you’ve created beautiful visualizations, the next step is to save and export them for use in reports, presentations, or websites. Matplotlib provides flexible tools for saving plots in multiple
Chapter 10 – Adding Legends, Titles, and Labels in Matplotlib A data visualization is incomplete without proper context — and that comes from well-placed titles, labels, and legends. These elements
📘 Matplotlib Tutorial – Chapter 9: 3D Plotting in Matplotlib Matplotlib is not limited to 2D visualizations — it can also create stunning 3D plots using the mpl_toolkits.mplot3d module. This
📘 Matplotlib Tutorial – Chapter 8: Working with Images and Colors Matplotlib is not just about charts — it’s a versatile library that can handle image processing and color visualization
Chapter 7 – Advanced Customization in Matplotlib Now that you’ve learned how to create and manage figures and axes using the Object-Oriented Interface, it’s time to take your visualizations to
Chapter 6 – Object-Oriented Interface in Matplotlib Until now, we’ve been using Matplotlib in its simplest form — through the pyplot interface. While this is great for quick visualizations, it
Chapter 5 – Bar Charts and Histograms in Matplotlib Bar charts and histograms are among the most commonly used visualizations in data analysis. Both represent numerical data using rectangular bars,
Chapter 4 – Legends, Labels, and Annotations in Matplotlib Now that you have learned how to customize colors, styles, and layouts in Matplotlib, it’s time to make your charts more