To create a DiscretePlot type plot in Mathematica with x values from a list, use the DiscretePlot function and specify the list of x values as the first argument. For example:
DiscretePlot[{2, 4, 6, 8}, {x, 1, 4}]
Yes, you can customize the appearance of the DiscretePlot type plot by using various options such as PlotStyle, PlotMarkers, and PlotLegends. These options allow you to change the color, style, and labeling of the plot.
To add labels to your DiscretePlot type plot, you can use the PlotLabel option to specify the title of the plot, and the AxesLabel option to label the x and y axes. You can also use the Epilog option to add additional text or graphics to the plot.
Yes, you can plot multiple datasets in the same DiscretePlot type plot by using the Show function. Simply create separate DiscretePlots for each dataset and then use Show to combine them into one plot. You can also use the PlotLegends option to label each dataset.
Yes, you can change the range of the x values in your DiscretePlot type plot by specifying the desired range in the second argument of the DiscretePlot function. You can also use the PlotRange option to further customize the range of the plot.