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• See Also
  • ListPlot
  • RegionPlot
  • Graphics
  • DateListPlot
  • Interval
  • FunctionDomain
  • FunctionRange
  • TimelinePlot
  • RadialAxisPlot
  • ParallelAxisPlot
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NumberLinePlot[pred,x]

plots a number line illustrating the region pred.

NumberLinePlot[pred,{x,x_min,x_max}]

plots the number to extend over the interval from x_min to x_max.

• The v_i can be numbers, Interval objects, Around objects or lists of these.
• The predicate pred can be any logical combination of inequalities.
• The spec_i can be numbers, intervals, or symbolic predicates.
• NumberLinePlot[Tabular[…]cspec] extracts and plots values from the tabular object using the column specification cspec.
• The following forms of column specifications cspec are allowed for plotting tabular data:
• col plot values from column col {col₁,col₂,…,col_n} plot columns {col₁, …, col_n} as groups of values
• NumberLinePlot has the same options as Graphics, with the following additions: [List of all options]
• The default setting of Spacings->Automatic evenly spaces each spec_i above the axis.
• Spacings->{s₁,s₂,…} places spec₁ distance s₁ from the axis, spec₂ distance s₂ from spec₁, etc.
• Spacings->n is equivalent to Spacings->{n,n,…}
• Spacings->None places all of the spec_i at the same height above the axis.
• With the default setting of AspectRatio->Automatic, the ratio is chosen based on the layout of the spec_i.

Show the first 10 prime numbers on a number line:

Display an interval:

Show where an inequality is true:

Show an infinite interval:

Show several sets on a single number line:

Show multiple sets:

Use Interval and single points:

Group intervals and points into a single list to represent a single set:

Use an inequality:

Use a logical conjunction of equalities and inequalities:

Use a list to represent more than one set:

Use a more complicated inequality:

Get tabular data:

Plot petal length in a number line:

Plot elements of both petal and sepal Length as separate number lines:

Include a legend for the plot:

Create columns of petal length per species:

Plot petal lengths grouped by species:

Use a theme with dark background and high-contrast colors:

Use a theme with detailed information:

By default, no legends are used:

Create a legend based on the expressions:

Create a legend with placeholder text:

Create a legend with specific labels:

PlotLegends picks up PlotStyle values automatically:

Use Placed to position legends:

Use LineLegend to modify the appearance of the legend:

By default, different styles are chosen for multiple curves:

Explicitly specify the style for different curves:

Specify styles for the endpoints:

Use a theme with simple ticks and bright colors:

Add another theme with legends:

Change the colors:

By default, sets are evenly spaced above the axis:

Use Spacings->None to place the sets on top of one another:

Use Spacings->0 to place all the sets on the axis:

Place the second set close to the first set:

Illustrate the domain of a function:

Illustrate the Range of a function:

Visualize the accumulation points of a sequence on the real line:

Show where a function is increasing or decreasing:

Visualize the construction of the Cantor set:

Illustrate the not-so-trivial history of Albert Einstein's citizenship:

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