How to show an AxesSubplot in Python?
Question:
I have an object fig2 that is a class mathplotlib.axes.axessubplot, but when I try to execute fig2.show(), python says axessubplot object has no attribute show. How can I show AxesSubplot?
Answers:
You should call matplotlib.pyplot.show(), which is a method that displays all the figures.
If you have imported as plt, then:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# create fig1 (of type plt.figure)
# create fig2
plt.show() # will display fig1 and fig2 in different windows
Alternatively, you could call the figure attribute of your fig2:
fig2.figure
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt – This statement will remove the error.
without thr first line, plt.show() would throw an attribute error.
plt.show()
I have an object fig2 that is a class mathplotlib.axes.axessubplot, but when I try to execute fig2.show(), python says axessubplot object has no attribute show. How can I show AxesSubplot?
You should call matplotlib.pyplot.show(), which is a method that displays all the figures.
If you have imported as plt, then:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# create fig1 (of type plt.figure)
# create fig2
plt.show() # will display fig1 and fig2 in different windows
Alternatively, you could call the figure attribute of your fig2:
fig2.figure
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt – This statement will remove the error.
without thr first line, plt.show() would throw an attribute error.
plt.show()