In working on code for matplotlib, I would generally find it easier to provide an array of objects than to provide an array of X values and a second array of Y values. I understand that X[] and Y[] is the way that matlab does it, but we would find it easier to provide an array of either tuples [(x1,y1), (x2,y2), ...] or else an array of objects with .x and .y properties.
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