How to Install plots in Julia?

Julia is a type of programming language. It is an open sources language. It is mostly used for Data Analytics & Machine Learning purposes. By using Julia we can plot graphs as well. It is the similar plots that we got by using pyplots. But using plots in Julia is very easy compared to Python plots. As Julia is a reproductive programming language, so it is widely famous for various other streams also. For using a plot in Julia the important & most common requirement is, the machine should have Julia installed previously. Then it will be easy to install the plot plugin package in Julia.

Features:

• Julia is like a scripting language. It is dynamic in nature.
• Julia is highly used for its execution speed & user compatibility.
• By using Julia, anyone can build a complete application. Julia serves that support also.
• Julia is mainly used for visualization.

Installation of Plots In Julia

To install Plots in Julia follow the following steps:

Step 1: Open the terminal and add the command Julia. Then write the following command. It will import the package manager for Julia. This is the first step toward installing the plot package.

import Pkg;

Step 2: Then the following command should be written in the terminal. This command helps us to download the plot package in Julia. As it will take some time to download. It will download all the packages relating to the plot in Julia.

Pkg.add(“Plots”)

Now the downloading and installation of plots in Julia is successful. Now a simple plot will be plotted.

Step 3: For using plot in Julia, we need to write the following command. Not only in this case but also whenever there is a need to plot a graph in Julia, we need to run the following command at first. It will enable the option to run the plot package.

using Plots

Step 4: Then a simple function will be run. By using this function a graph will be plotted. This is a simple graph. The sine graph will be plotted here, by running the below command.

f(x) = sin(x)

Step 5: At last, run the following command to execute the above-mentioned function. It can be changed as per individual needs.

plot(f, 0, 2*pi)

Step 6: By running the above command it will display the following graph. In this way, any graph can be plotted.