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Really good, simple example. Very appreciated!

Thank you, Sir

You've taught me in a few minutes what took me weeks to figure out, I hope your video reaches people earlier in their python journey!

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Thnak you, just a question, how do you have an opened pdf on left that change in live?

How could you configure the live- preview?? That d*** thing doesn't work in my vscode

Thank you brother so much for this tutorial . It's one of the easiest explanations of the subplot available on the internet out there

tks! great video!

simple! great explanation! tks

Excellent work. Thank you very much for the lessons! Please post more videos about matplotlib, I'd love to do them all.

Thanks, good explanation

This was perfect, thank you!

what a good idea to explain this with color! very helpful, thank you

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very good explanation! I just wish you showed how to plot the information when using the fig, axs = plt.subplots(2,2)

You have done an excellent job of explaining the use of Matplotlib's subplot function. Your instructions are clear, concise, and easy to follow, making them accessible for beginners in data visualisation. The use of practical examples, such as changing colours and arranging multiple graphs, is particularly helpful in demonstrating the flexibility and functionality of the subplot tool. This approach not only aids in understanding but also inspires us viewers to experiment with our own data visualisation projects. Great work in making a complex topic approachable and engaging!

Well explained, the video clarify how to use fig, ax = plt.subplots(). Thanks!

Thankyou so much!

I think expon.cdf and sf are used wrongly in this vid. for <15 months use cdf and >15 months use sf (1-cdf...)

It works now, Thanks for your help.

I have been struggeling with these cell positions, this was really helpfull :-D

Thanks sir!!!!!!

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Out of all the tutorials your the best that helps me understand! Using dummy borders is the best way to get the spaces right! Spending hours already on this ! Now i can move on! Thanks!

Great!

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Thank you very much!

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very clear

thank you so much for sharing!!!

Great quick clear explanation! Danke schön!! If I may ask, why do I need to type plt.show() in my Jupyter environment for the figures to display? I tried to turn interactive mode on with these two lines: "from matplotlib import interactive" and "interactive(True)" but they still won't show without plt.show().

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The most easy to understand explanation!

Great explanation! thank you.

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You really help me, thank you so much !

thank you! clear concise explanation

Hey, Thanks for the videos, they are quite helpful. I got a question, Can we do a logical cut in fpdf? Suppose - My text is "abcdefgh", now I want to specify some width and want to display only the chars that my specified width can accommodate. For example based on the font size my specified width can only accommodate 4 chars so it should only display "abcd"

It was the best method , every other youtube videos is just confusing thnxu man

Very clear and helpful - thank you!

Great tutorial. Can you go over how to customize labels and label colors using the fig,axs construction

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Muchas gracias!

Very clear explanation, thanks!

found this helpful. Thanks

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