We will begin by looking at a subplot with one set of rows and three columns, as shown here:
# Standard Subplotplt.subplot(131)plt.subplot(132)plt.subplot(133)
The following is the output of the preceding input:
Now, by default, it will provide three plots side by side of equal size, but if we want them on top of each other instead, we will choose three rows and one column:
# Standard Subplotplt.subplot(311)plt.subplot(312)plt.subplot(313)
We will get the following output:
But what if these plots aren't necessarily ...
