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Plotting Method 2
Plot.plot({
x:{domain:[0,10]},
y:{domain:[0,10]},
marks:[
Plot.ruleX([0]),
Plot.ruleY([0]),
Plot.dot(points,{x:"x",y:"y",fill:"firebrick",r:5,stroke:"black"})
]
})
points = [
{x:2,y:5},
{x:7,y:3}
]
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