Suppressing matplotlib.text, .legend

[nipunbatra]

In the first plot in chapter 1, we see <matplotlib.text.Text at ....>
This can be suppressed by putting a semicolon at the end of
plt.title( "Are there bugs in my code?");
Similarly for legend and other snippets.

[CamDavidsonPilon]

Right, I was wondering how to suppress this. ";" is such a unnatural character in Python =P. I've corrected this issue and #13 with the latest commit.

[nipunbatra]

I see some more stuff still hanging around after the latest commit.
<matplotlib.text.Text at 0x1344e278>

I think all the things like legend() and all need to be ended with semicolon. I wonder if it's a IPython thing or standard Python and just happened to get lucky thinking that it might work the way it does in Matlab.

[CamDavidsonPilon]

I've noticed that it is only the last line in the code cell that will be subjected to be printed to screen. What I forgot to do is rerun the code: obviously, only adding a ; to the code will not remove the output =P