A Matplotlib package provides various method to represent data graphically. In addition to graphics, it also provide various beautification parameters. You can make your plot more beautiful using these decorative parameters. This tutorial has defined these decorative parameters.
Markers
character |
description |
'.' |
point marker |
',' |
pixel marker |
'o' |
circle marker |
'v' |
triangle_down marker |
'^' |
triangle_up marker |
'<' |
triangle_left marker |
'>' |
triangle_right marker |
'1' |
tri_down marker |
'2' |
tri_up marker |
'3' |
tri_left marker |
'4' |
tri_right marker |
's' |
square marker |
'p' |
pentagon marker |
'*' |
star marker |
'h' |
hexagon1 marker |
'H' |
hexagon2 marker |
'+' |
plus marker |
'x' |
x marker |
'D' |
diamond marker |
'd' |
thin_diamond marker |
'|' |
vline marker |
'_' |
hline marker |
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Colors
character |
color |
'b' |
blue |
'g' |
green |
'r' |
red |
'c' |
cyan |
'm' |
magenta |
'y' |
yellow |
'k' |
black |
'w' |
white |
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Line Styles
character |
description |
'-' |
solid line style |
'--' |
dashed line style |
'-.' |
dash-dot line style |
':' |
dotted line style |
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