I can make italic text like this:
plt.title('$\it{Text}$')
plt.show()
I'd like to have some italic text (but not all) and use the .format() function, e.g.:
plt.title('$\it{Text}$ = {}'.format(func))
plt.show()
This returns KeyError: 'Text'
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Since matplotlib.pyplot.title accepts style as a keyword argument, you can pass italic :
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
text = "Stack Overflow"
plt.title(f"{text}", style= "italic")
#or plt.title("{}".format(text), style= "italic")
plt.show()
Or if only some of the desired text is to be italic:
text = "italic"
text2 = "something"
plt.title(f"$\it{text}$ ~ {text2}")
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Cactus Philosopher
Sorry if my question was unclear. Italic text is working without issue. I'd like to have some italic text and use the .format() function in the same string.
Timeless
Well, that's what I did in my answer, isn't it ?
I Hope I understood your question.
you can check this web if you wanna know more about format function: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-string-format-method/
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
s=[11,22,33,44,55,66]
a=[22,33,44,22,1,34]
plt.plot(a,s)
plt.title("{}".format("GLITCH"),style="italic")
plt.show()
