ContourPlot::pllim
DensityPlot::pllim
ParametricPlot::pllim
Plot3D::pllim
Plot::pllim
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Examples
Basic Examples (2)
The second argument in Plot should be a list giving the variable and the range of the variable:
Plot[Sin[x], x]This shows valid arguments in Plot:
Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 1}]The form of the arguments in Plot is checked before those arguments are evaluated:
Block[{lims, x}, lims = {x, 0, 2};Plot[Sin[Pi x], lims]]You can use Evaluate if a value for the plot limits is defined outside of the Plot command:
Block[{lims, x}, lims = {x, 0, 2};Plot[Sin[Pi x], Evaluate[lims]]]