This is the way Hard Things with a "Steep Learning" curve turn out to be. Trust me, if you have a choice between a hard thing and an easy one, pick the hard one, without a doubt. It's the hard things which improve you beyond everything else.
I plotted this curve using the basic template provided in Matplotlib examples, ah I almost forgot, this is the XKCD style curve which I have mentioned in another post previously as well and if you are curious you can head over to XKCD website and admire the artwork as well. I find XKCD to be hilarious and I think that most of my plots are going to be in xkcd style from now on. I am sooo sick of the dry and idiotic "professional" looking curves. These are definitely more fun, a lot more fun.
Actually, this style is one of the reason why I want to understand the basic Sagemaths organs well, 'cos when these are all integrated as a whole in the form of Sagemaths system then there is a bit of overhead involved, as I use SMC at the moment, not the Desktop one so Anaconda based environment provides me with the perfect opportunity to experiment and to understand these organs well. Needless to say that, this can be done in Sagemaths as well;P
I used the following code to come up with this curve and I have tried to put comments in the program to be as informative as possible so you may go right ahead and experiment on your own. I recommend using the basic Anaconda-Spyder based system to begin with. Stay Tuned, more awesome stuff on it's way;P
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