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13 changes: 2 additions & 11 deletions examples/get_started/01_first_figure.py
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1. Making your first figure
===========================

This tutorial page covers the basics of creating a figure using PyGMT - a
This tutorial covers the basics of creating a figure using PyGMT - a
Python wrapper for the Generic Mapping Tools (GMT). It will only use
the :meth:`pygmt.Figure.coast` method for plotting. Later examples will
the :meth:`pygmt.Figure.coast` method for plotting. Later tutorials will
address other PyGMT methods.
"""

# %%
# Setting up the development environment
# --------------------------------------
#
# PyGMT can be used in both a Python script and a notebook environment, such
# as Jupyter. The tutorial's recommended method is to use a notebook, and the
# code will be for a notebook environment.


# %%
# Loading the library
# -------------------
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Intro to PyGMT
==============

Welcome to PyGMT! This tutorial is designed to teach the basic concepts to
make a map in PyGMT.
Welcome to PyGMT! The tutorials in this intro are designed to teach basic
concepts to create maps in PyGMT.

**About this tutorial**
**About this intro**

This tutorial assumes that PyGMT has been successfully
:doc:`installed </install>`. A quick way to test this is to type
``import pygmt`` in a Python IDE or
`Jupyter <https://jupyter.org>`__ Notebook.

This tutorial will progressively cover PyGMT plotting concepts, and later
examples will use concepts explained in previous examples. It will not
cover all PyGMT methods.
It is assumed that PyGMT has been successfully :doc:`installed </install>`
on your system. To test this, run ``import pygmt`` in a Python IDE or
`Jupyter <https://jupyter.org>`__ notebook.

This intro will progressively cover PyGMT data manipulation and plotting
concepts, and later tutorials will use concepts explained in previous ones.
It will not cover all PyGMT functions and methods.