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from numpy import \*
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> Imports the module bumpy, which turns Python into a numerical analysis
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> Imports the module numpy, which turns Python into a numerical analysis
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> tool (akin to Matlab form those of you who\'ve used Matlab)
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from matplotlib.pyplot import \*
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### Plotting
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Some examples on how to manipulate the setup of plots can be found [here](https://github.com/PaulHalloran/computeserv_jupyter/blob/main/plotting_basics.ipynb)
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show()
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> displayed whatever you gave plotted
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