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Matplotlib in Python

Matplotlib in Python

How to Create Stacked Bar Charts in Matplotlib (With Examples)

A stacked bar chart is a type of chart that uses bars to display the frequencies of different categories. We can create this type of chart...
Matplotlib in Python

How to Plot a Smooth Curve in Matplotlib

Often you may want to plot a smooth curve in Matplotlib for a line chart. Fortunately this is easy to do with the help...
Matplotlib in Python

How to Place the Legend Outside of a Matplotlib Plot

Often you may want to place the legend of a Matplotlib plot outside of the actual plot. Fortunately this is easy to do using the...
Matplotlib in Python

How to Show Gridlines on Matplotlib Plots

By default, Matplotlib does not display gridlines on plots. However, you can use the matplotlib.pyplot.grid() function to easily display and customize gridlines on a...
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