Subplots
Drawing a subplot can be a very useful data analytics and data preprocessing tool. We use subplots when we want to populate more than one visual and organize them next to one another in a specific way.
The following screenshot shows an example of subplotting. The logic of creating subplots in Matplotlib is unique and interesting. To draw a subplot, you first need to plan and decide the number of visuals you intend to have and their matrix-like organization. For instance, the following example has two visuals, and the visuals are organized in a matrix with two rows and one column. Once you know that, you can start coding.
Let's do this together step by step:
- The logic of Matplotlib subplots is that you use a line of code to announce you are about to start giving the code for each specific visual. The
plt.subplot(2,1,1)line says that you want to have a subplot with two rows and one column, and you are about to run the code for the first visual. - Once you...
