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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
ListPlot[{y1, y2, ...}]
plots points corresponding to a list of values, assumed to correspond to x coordinates 1, 2, ... .
ListPlot[{{x1, y1}, {x2, y2}, ...}]
plots a list of points with specified x and y coordinates.
ListPlot[{list1, list2, ...}]
plots several lists of points.
Details and Options
- ListPlot has the same options as Graphics, with the following additions and changes:
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AspectRatio 1/GoldenRatio ratio of height to width Axes True whether to draw axes DataRange Automatic the range of x values to assume for data Filling None how to fill in stems for each point FillingStyle Automatic style to use for filling Joined False whether to join points PerformanceGoal $PerformanceGoal aspects of performance to try to optimize PlotLegends None legends for datasets PlotMarkers None markers to use to indicate each point PlotRange Automatic range of values to include PlotRangeClipping True whether to clip at the plot range PlotStyle Automatic graphics directives to determine styles of points - ListPlot[{list1, list2, ...}] by default uses different colors to indicate points from different
. - Interactive labeling can be specified for points or lists of points using Tooltip, StatusArea, or Annotation.
- Tooltip[yi] or Tooltip[{xi, yi}] indicates that the coordinates of a point should be displayed in its tooltip.
- Tooltip[list] specifies that coordinate tooltips should be displayed for all points in the list.
- Tooltip[list, label] gives the specified tooltip label for all points in list.
- Typical settings for PlotLegends include:
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None no legend Automatic automatically determine legend {lbl1,lbl2,...} use 
, 
, ... as legend labelsPlaced[lspec,...] specify placement for legend - Legended[list, label] gives the specified legend label for the points defined by list.
- ListPlot[list, Joined->True] draws a line through the data, just like ListLinePlot[list].
- ListPlot[{list1, list2, ...}, Joined->{s1, s2, ...}] gives specifications
for whether to join the points in each of the 
. - In the case Joined->True, ListPlot uses the additional options of ListLinePlot.
- ListPlot[{list1, list2, ...}] by default takes the x coordinates for successive points in each of the
to be successive integers starting at 1. - The setting DataRange->{xmin, xmax} specifies other ranges of x coordinates to use, with
being associated with the last element in the longest of the 
. - With the default setting DataRange->Automatic, ListPlot[{{a11, a12}, ..., {an1, an2}}] will be taken to give x and y values for n separate points, rather than y values for n separate datasets each containing two points.
- ListPlot[list, DataRange->All] always takes list to represent a list of separate datasets.
- The
can be SparseArray objects. - With the setting PlotStyle->{style1, style2, ...}, the
are used cyclically to determine the styles of points in each of the 
. - ListPlot returns Graphics[{Point[...], ...}], Graphics[{Inset[...], ...}], etc.
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