When comparing multiple subplots showing time-series data or spectral scans across the same time window, sharing axes ensures identical scaling and eliminates redundant tick labels.
Gears locking multiple subplots together so scrolling or scaling one moves all others in lockstep.
Automatically hides inner X-tick labels to reduce visual clutter, and locks scale boundaries across all subplots.
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Create `fig, (ax1, ax2) = plt.subplots(2, 1, sharex=True)` and set title of `ax1` to 'Top' and `ax2` to 'Bottom'.
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