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The plotting snippet list_plot([2**n for n in range(100)]) shows a plot that is almost right, except that the y-labels are incorrect. They show 1, 2, ... instead of something like 1e30, 2e30.
This might have to do with #30176, updating matplotlib to 3.3, and the different behavior of OldScalarFormatter and ScalarFormatter in matplotlib, but I'm not sure.
The plotting snippet
list_plot([2**n for n in range(100)])
shows a plot that is almost right, except that the y-labels are incorrect. They show1
,2
, ... instead of something like1e30
,2e30
.This might have to do with #30176, updating matplotlib to 3.3, and the different behavior of
OldScalarFormatter
andScalarFormatter
in matplotlib, but I'm not sure.This was pointed out to me by Tom Hulse.
CC: @slel
Component: graphics
Keywords: list_plot, plot
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/31447
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