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step() is quite particular and a bit difficult to understand. I assume that most step-like plots come from data where you know the step points and the values in between.
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I don't know how to do that with the minimalistic approach of the plot types. And I assume step is rarely needed (The plot types section only shows a selection of most common (?) plots. I'd be open tomswitch to showing all, but we should be consistent in our selection.
to switch to showing all
I thought the plot types gallery was for showing all the plot types, just very briefly
The difference between stair and step is step:len(x)=len(y) and stair:len(x)=len(y)+1 which I think can be made explicit in how the variables are constructed?
Documentation Link
https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/plot_types/index.html#basic
Problem
step()
is quite particular and a bit difficult to understand. I assume that most step-like plots come from data where you know the step points and the values in between.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: