When I used plt.scatter in the program to draw a scatter plot[figure a], I found that it turned out to be a bar chart. When I ran plt.scatter in the Python console again, it was displayed correctly. The Python interpreter I used was the one that came with ArcGIS Pro.Fig.a

I used plt.scatter() to draw a scatter plot of two lists in my program (Figure 1), where config[“early_days”]=40, JS_list is a list of 40 data, but the plotted graph is a bar graph (Figure 2). Strangely, when I ran this command again by itself (plt.scatter(range(1, config[“early_days”]+1), JS_list, marker=’+’, c=’r’)), the scatter plot can be displayed normally (Figure 3)Fig.1Fig.2Fig.3. Does anyone know what could be causing this? By the way, my Python kernel is using the interpreter from ArcGIS Pro.