Mathematica Tutorial: Visualization And Graphics - Wolfram Research

16 Visualization and Graphics
While it is often convenient to use a variable to represent a graphic as in the above examples,
the graphic itself can be evaluated directly. The typical ways to do this in the notebook interface
are to copy and paste the graphic or to simply begin typing in the graphical output cell, at
which point the output cell will be converted into a new input cell.
When a plot created with no explicit ImageSize is placed into an input cell, it will automatically
shrink to more easily accommodate input.
The following input cell was created by copying and pasting the graphical output created in the
previous example.
1.5
In[7]:=
1.0
AbsoluteOptionsB
0.5
, PlotRangeF
5 10 15 20
Out[7]= 9PlotRange Ø 994.08163 µ 10 -7 , 20.=, 94.08163 µ 10 -7 , 1.85194===
Three-Dimensional Surface Plots
Plot3D@ f ,8x,x min ,x max