update_layout ( polar = dict ( radialaxis_range =, angularaxis_thetaunit = "radians" ), polar3 = dict ( radialaxis = dict ( type = "log", tickangle = 45 ), sector = ), polar4 = dict ( radialaxis = dict ( visible = False, range = )), showlegend = False ) fig. Scatterpolar ( mode = "lines", r =, theta =, fill = "toself", subplot = "polar4" ), 2, 2 ) fig. import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt setting up data line np.random.rand(5) r np.arange(0, 3.0, 0.01) theta 2 np.pi r initializing the figure fig plt. Write a NumPy program to convert cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates of a random 10x2 matrix representing cartesian coordinates.
Scatterpolar ( r =, theta =, subplot = "polar3" ), 2, 1 ) fig. In polar coordinates, a complex number z is defined by themodulus r and the phase angle phi. In otherwords: Polar coordinates give an alternative way to represent a complexnumber. It is completely determined by its realpartz.real and its imaginary partz.imag. Scatterpolar ( r =, theta =, subplot = "polar2" ), 1, 2 ) fig. A Python complex number z is stored internally using rectangular or Cartesian coordinates. Scatterpolar ( r =, theta =, thetaunit = "radians" ), 1, 1 ) fig.
Scatterpolar ( r =, theta =, marker_symbol = "square" ), 1, 1 ) fig. Convert Cartesian # coordinates (x, y) to polar coordinates (r, theta), and write r and # theta to standard output. #- # polar.py #- import stdio import sys import math # Accept floats x and y as command-line arguments.
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