Python Quiz for Matplotlib – 02

Python Quiz for Matplotlib: Whether you’re a data visualization enthusiast, a budding data scientist, or even an experienced professional looking to refresh your knowledge, this quiz is designed to challenge and sharpen your Matplotlib skills. Matplotlib is an indispensable Python library for creating both simple and complex visualizations, but how well do you really know it? Stick around as we dive into a series of engaging questions that will test your grasp of Matplotlib’s functionalities, from plotting basic graphs to crafting intricate visual stories. Are you ready to put your knowledge to the test? Let’s get started!

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Matplotlib – 02

Level: Advanced

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1. What is the Matplotlib function used for creating subplots?

a) add_subplot()

b) create_subplot()

c) add_plot()

d) subplot()

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2. What is Matplotlib used for?

a) Making websites

b) Creating GUI applications

c) Visualizing data

d) Managing databases

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3. What is the Matplotlib function used to customize the plot title?

a) set_title()

b) title()

c) add_title()

d) plot_title()

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4. What is the primary purpose of Matplotlib?

a) To create widgets

b) To create graphs

c) To create animations

d) To create user interfaces

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5. What is the name of the python library that is used for data visualization?

a) sys

b) openpyxl

c) Matplotlib

d) NumPy

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6. Which of these is not a Matplotlib plotting backend?

a) PyCanvas

b) GTK

c) QT

d) Matlab

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7. What is the Matplotlib function used for adding a legend to a plot?

a) plot_legend()

b) show_legend()

c) set_legend()

d) add_legend()

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8. What is the Matplotlib function used to set the x and y limits of a plot?

a) set_xylims()

b) set_limits()

c) limit()

d) set_lims()

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9. Which of these Matplotlib objects contains properties related to the plot axes?

a) Legend

b) Figure

c) Canvas

d) Axes

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10. What is the Matplotlib function used to add text to a plot?

a) annotate()

b) plot_text()

c) add_text()

d) text()

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