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how to use pylab.plot command

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asked Apr 1 by Avto Tavkhelidze (130 points)

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answered Apr 2 by Peter Minarik (86,240 points)

You can find various tutorials online, such as this.

However, please note that OnlineGDB supports standard input and output only, no graphics as the programs actually run on a server, not on your local machine, so all of the plotting wouldn't work in OnlineGDB. You can have your own Python installation on your local machine though.

Good luck!

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