matplotlib: wasy -> ways

Author: rsokl

Python/Module5_OddsAndEnds/Matplotlib.ipynb

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  "## Creating Figures and Axes with `pyplot.subplots`\n",
- "There are many different wasy to create blank figure and axes objects in Matplotlib. Here, we will introduce the function `pyplot.subplots`, which creates a figure that contains axes on which data is plotted. We will see that the keyword argument `figsize` can be used to control the size of the figure, and that the keyword arguments `ncols` and `nrows` can be used to specify the grid on which the axes will be laid out within the figure.\n",
+ "There are many different ways to create blank figure and axes objects in Matplotlib. Here, we will introduce the function `pyplot.subplots`, which creates a figure that contains axes on which data is plotted. We will see that the keyword argument `figsize` can be used to control the size of the figure, and that the keyword arguments `ncols` and `nrows` can be used to specify the grid on which the axes will be laid out within the figure.\n",
  "\n",
  "In Matplotlib, the `Figure` object is used to contain one or more sets of `Axes` objects. Data is plotted within a given set of axes. The `subplots` function can be used to create a figure along with a specified layout of axes. By default, `subplots` will create a figure with a single set of axes; calling it will return the figure object and its axes object in a tuple:\n",
  "\n",