Automatically drop outlying points:

Explicitly choose and ranges:

Explicitly choose a range:

Choose the range to show all the existing points:

Use the full , range:

Normally, plot functions drop outlying points, which is equivalent to PlotRange->Automatic:

PlotRange->All shows all of the points:

PlotRange for Graphics and Graphics3D is All, by default:

Drop outlying points, by setting PlotRange->Automatic:

Use PlotRange->All to include all points:

Use PlotRange->Full to include all the points and the original domain:

An explicit range can be given in each direction by {min,max}:

One value of the explicit range can be a symbol such as All or Automatic:

The interpretation of PlotRange->max depends on the function:

Any valid range specification can be given to each direction:

Plot the CDF of the normal distribution with , :

Use ClippingStyle to style the region clipped by PlotRange:

In ordinary graphics, objects can extend beyond the plot range:

Use PlotRangeClipping->True to clip objects to the range:

Normally, plot functions clip objects to the range:

By default, 2% of padding is added to the plot range in each direction:

Prevent padding by setting PlotRangePadding to None:

Include 1 coordinate unit of padding on all sides:

No padding is added if the plot range is explicit:

Scaled coordinates are given by fractions of the plot range:

An elementary function with pole singularities:

A function with a curve singularity:

A function with random poles: