Welcome! Today's lesson is all about styling plots. Styling is essential for making plots visually attractive and informative. We'll walk through various styling plot aspects with Python's Matplotlib, enhancing a simple line plot as we progress. Let's get started!

In Matplotlib, each plot line defaults to a specific color and line type. Here's an example with a basic line plot:

Ever want to change these defaults? Fortunately, Matplotlib lets you do just that with the color and linestyle parameters:

Voila! Our line is now red and dashed!

Here's the fun part: Matplotlib offers many color options (like 'green', 'blue', 'cyan', etc.) and line styles (like 'solid', 'dotted', 'dashdot', etc.). This feature allows for more personalized and differentiated line plots.