GridSpec and Subplot in Python
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Examples of using Subplot Grid Manager mpl.gridspec.
GridSpecA The GridSpec object is only used to specify the grid layout and does not create any Axes objects. When creating a new instance of the GridSpec class, we need to specify the number of rows and columns in the grid.
Subplots that either the x-axis or the y-axis, or both, are shared between the subplots. Using the sharex and sharey arguments to plt.subplots can be useful in such situations, as it prevents repeating the same axis labels on multiple axes.
GridSpec and Subsets in Python