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How to | Plot Data
Mathematica offers extensive support for plotting all kinds of data in many different ways.
Consider the following data to be plotted (stored as 
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Use ListPlot to plot 
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Specify a color and increase the size of the data points:
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Use ListLinePlot to plot 
with a connecting line:
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Create another set of data to plot (stored as 
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Use ListPolarPlot to plot 
as points at polar coordinates:
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Define another dataset to plot (stored as 
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Connect these points with lines:
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Generate a 3D scatter plot of points with an array of height values for 
using ListPointPlot3D:
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Use ListPlot3D to plot 
as a surface:
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Use ListDensityPlot to generate a density plot from the height values of 
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Use ListContourPlot to generate a contour plot instead:
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This constructs a Demonstration of data plotting:
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