Informatics Practices
What do you understand by xlimit and ylimit ? How are these linked to data being plotted ?
Answer
The xlimit and ylimit determine which data values are visible on the x-axis and y-axis in a plot or chart respectively. Only the data values that fall within these limits will be plotted. If no data value maps to the specified x-limits or y-limits, nothing will show on the plot for that particular axis range.
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