[FIXED] Pyplot divide X scale axis by number

Issue

I have this code which plots curves on x and y axis defined by an array u

titulo = "lambda=0.5   M=200   N=10"

M = 200
N = 10
u = calcula_u_a1(M,N)


for i in range (0, M+1, int(M*0.1)):
#     if i == 0 or i == round(0.1*M) or i == round(0.2*M) or i == round(0.3*M) or i == round(0.4*M) or i == round(0.5*M):
    plt.plot(u[i], label= "t=" + str(i/M))
    plt.legend(loc='best')
    plt.title(titulo)
    plt.xlabel('Distancia')
    plt.ylabel('Temperatura')



plt.show()

What I need to do is divide the x scale, so instead of [0, ..., 10] it would be [0, ..., 1] (divide x scale by N)

Anyway of doing that?

Thanks in advance!

Solution

Actually I solved it another way, i created a linearspace and made it my X axis:

titulo = "lambda=0.5   M=800   N=20"
M = 800
N = 20
X = np.linspace(0, 1, N+1)
u = calcula_u_a1(M,N)

for i in range (0, M+1, int(M*0.1)):
   plt.plot(X, u[i], label= "t=" + str(i/M))
   plt.legend(loc='best')
   plt.title(titulo)
   plt.xlabel('Distancia')
   plt.ylabel('Temperatura')

plt.show()

Answered By - Ilton Andrew