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About matplotlib colormap and how to get RGB values of the map
Tweet matplotlib comes with lots of colormaps. First, let us see where and how to find them. Then, we will see how to extract individual colors (e.g., in RGB) from the colormap itself. Let us first creat an image
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git and github : skip password typing with ssh
Tweet Assuming you have already provided your ssh key in your github settings, you can avoid typing your username and password when when pushing content into your github account, by cloning the SSH repository instead of the default HTTP one. … Continue reading