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How to plot the X-axis labels on the upper-side of the plot in R?
By default, the X−axis labels are plotted on the bottom−axis of the plot and that is referred to as the first axis of axis 1, the second axis is the axis on the left−side, the third axis is the axis on the upper side of the plot, and the fourth axis is on the right−side of the plot. If we want to plot the X−axis labels on the upper−side of the plot then we can use xaxt="n" inside the plot function then define axis for upper−side using axis(3) with semi−colon.
Example1
x<−1:10 plot(x,xaxt="n");axis(3)
Output

Example2
y<−rnorm(10,1,0.8) plot(y,xaxt="n");axis(3)
Output

Example3
y<−rnorm(10,1,0.8) z<−rpois(10,5) plot(y,z,xaxt="n");axis(3)
Output

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