To import pyplot module we can write(1 Point)a. import pyplot as pltb. import matplotlib.pyplotc. import matplotlib.pyplot as pltBoth a and cBoth b and c
Question
To import pyplot module we can write
(1 Point)
- a.
import pyplot as plt - b.
import matplotlib.pyplot - c.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt - Both a and c
- Both b and c
Solution
The correct answer is "Both b and c".
Here's why:
a. import pyplot as plt - This is incorrect because Python wouldn't know where to find the 'pyplot' module. It's not a standalone module but it's a part of the 'matplotlib' library.
b. import matplotlib.pyplot - This is correct. This statement imports the 'pyplot' module from the 'matplotlib' library. However, you would have to use the full module name 'matplotlib.pyplot' every time you want to use its functions.
c. import matplotlib.pyplot as plt - This is also correct. This statement imports the 'pyplot' module from the 'matplotlib' library and renames it as 'plt' in your program. This way, you can use 'plt' instead of the full module name 'matplotlib.pyplot' to call its functions, which is more convenient.
So, the correct answer is "Both b and c".
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