Gnuplot is a powerful tool that our team has all the necessary resources for. It is commonly used for plotting and visualizing data through the command line. It can create different types of plots, like 2D and 3D, and save them in formats like PNG, PDF, SVG, and LaTeX. This tool is highly favored in scientific and engineering fields for its efficiency in generating top-notch plots from data files or mathematical equations. It is highly customizable, allowing users to control every aspect of the plot, from axes labels and titles to line styles and colors. gnuplot also supports scripting, enabling users to automate the creation of plots and incorporate them into larger workflows. Gnuplot allows us to easily visualize data, which helps them analyze trends, showcase their findings, and share complex information more clearly.
We have popped out the installation of Gnuplot programming.
PRE-REQUISITES:
- Fresh installation of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS:
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INSTALL DEPENDENCIES OF GNUPLOT:
- Open a terminal, Copy and Paste the commands to install required package:
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2.System File Update Command:
First of all, we need to updates the list of available packages and their versions stored in the system’s package index. Use below command to update the system package.
Command: “sudo apt-get update”
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3.Gnuplot Installation Command:
Next, we need to install Gnuplot package in the ubuntu system. Use below command to install the Gnuplot package.
Command: “sudo apt-get install gnuplot”
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If it prompt, then Click Y to install the additional package.
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Gnuplot package Installed successfully in the Ubuntu 22.04 system.
So if you face any difficulties in installing after referring to this page then reach us out for more help.