When you want to update plotting parameters in python using mpl.rcParams.update(params), it prints an array to the number of plots you have, say if you use hist for 12 parameters you get an array of 12 lines as

When you want to update plotting parameters in python using mpl.rcParams.update(params), it prints an array to the number of plots you have, say if you use hist for 12 parameters you get an array of 12 lines as

When you want to update plotting parameters in python using mpl.rcParams.update(params), it prints an array to the number of plots you have, say if you use hist for 12 parameters you get an array of 12 lines as

I am following this lesson on solving the heat equation in python. The lesson states that after solving the heat equation, we can visualize the solution by simply calling pyplot.plot() inside the loop for an animated plot, where the code below will dynamically plot the temperature at every point at every time, resulting in an animated plot (an example of the animated plot is provided in the lesson post).

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ImportError: DLL load failed while importing _imaging: Module could not be found.

The following code should display “ax” offset to the right (overlapping “ax1”) with a padding on the left (where it was originally)

Recently, I had to upgrade my Jupyter Notebook and Python. After upgrading I encounter an issue with using built-in magic functions such as %matplotlib notebook or %matplotlib inline. At this moment I tried to downgrade it and use the older jupyter version but it does not help.

Recently I had to upgrade my Jupyter notbeook and python. After upgrading I encounter a issue with usingbuilt in magic functions such as %matplotlib notebook or %matplotlib inline. At this moment I tried to downgrade it and use the older jupyter version but it does not help.