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| ListPlot[{y1,y2,...}] | plot y1, y2, ... at x values 1, 2, ... |
| ListPlot[{{x1,y1},{x2,y2},...}] | plot points (x1, y1), ... |
| ListLinePlot[list] | join the points with lines |
| ListPlot3D[{{z11,z12,...},{z21,z22,...},...}] | |
| make a three-dimensional plot of the array of heights zyx | |
| ListPlot3D[{{x1,y1,z1},{x2,y2,z2},...}] | |
| make a three-dimensional plot with heights zi at positions {xi, yi} | |
| ListContourPlot[array] | make a contour plot |
| ListDensityPlot[array] | make a density plot |
Functions for plotting lists of data.
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When plotting multiple data sets, Mathematica chooses a different color for each data set automatically.
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This gives a rectangular array of values. The array is quite large, so we end the input with a semicolon to stop the result from being printed out.
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