Named Matplotlib module in windows instructions#8101
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Thanks 👍 Backported to v2.0.0-doc as 4ee9ed8 |
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I was on the troubleshooting page and noticed that in the windows instructions, matplotlib was imported without a local name and then later referred to as mpl. Repaired the import statement to remain consistent with the other instructions.