# Copyright 2015 Enthought, Inc. All Rights Reserved
"""
Plotting
--------
This is a 2x2 layout, with 3 slots occupied.

1. Sine function, with blue solid line; cosine with red '+' markers; the
   extents fit the plot exactly. Hint: see the axis() function for setting the
   extents.
2. Sine function, with gridlines, axis labels, and title; the extents fit the
   plot exactly.
3. Image with color map; the extents run from -10 to 10, rather than the
   default.

Save the resulting plot image to a file. (Use a different file name, so you
don't overwrite the sample.)

The color map in the example is 'winter'; use 'cm.' to list the available
ones, and experiment to find one you like.

Tip: If you find that the label of one plot overlaps another plot, try adding
a call to `tight_layout()` to your script.
"""

# Import the modules or libraries you will need.  
# For Python these are numpy, matplotlib.pyplot
# For R these are magick, ggplot, and others.

# Create a 1D array 'x' with ~100 divisions between 0 and 2*pi, hint: linspace()
# Use x to create two more arrays with values sin(x) and cos(x)
# Plot those in the first subplot.  When you are done, the plot should look like panel 1 in the image above.


# 2nd subplot: Follow the instructions above to replication panel 2 in the image above.


# 3rd subplot. Read the image dc_metro.JPG into python and plot as a colormap.



# Don't forget to issue the 'show' command 
# plt.show()


#plt.savefig('multipanel_.png')