function-plot | A 2d function plotter for the web | Data Visualization library

I'm working on my first project in React and I'm kind of stuck. I've been able to make a chart work with this library: https://mauriciopoppe.github.io/function-plot/

My code looks like this:

I'm encountering something that I'm certain is a bug. I'm using function-plot.js to represent the graphs, since I need some of the functionality it provides, though the equations I'm working with don't seem to play nice. When I try send the equation(2^x) into it, it doesn't display it on the page--however, it will track where the line is supposed to be, as well as track the slope that is derived from the derivative. Furthermore, when I give it a simpler equation (such as x^2), it will render and display the graph as per normal.

The function with the data I'm using is here:

I've been a longtime R user, recently transitioning over to Python, and I've been trying to carry over my knowledge of plotting with ggplot2, since it is so intuitive. Plotnine is supposedly the most ggplot2-esque plotting library, and I've successfully recreated most graphs with it, except critically how to plot regular functions.

In base R, you can easily define an eq., as in so, input the result into a stat_function() layer, and set the limits of the graph in place of the data arg., and successfully plot a parabola or the like. However, the syntax for setting the graph's limits must be different in Python (perhaps using numpy?), and equations are defined using sympy, which is another divergence for me.

So how would I go about plotting functions with plotnine? The above two hurdles are the two differences with ggplot2 that I think are causing me trouble, since plotnine has so few examples online.

P.S. This is an example of what I want to recreate in Python using plotnine:

I have a simple web application that operates with a set of words using JS. In order to test the main code I just put a needed data in a variable in my script.

I've been playing around with GitHub pages for a while, and have been doing most of my development in Firefox. Everything was working amazingly, until I attempted to test my project page in Google Chrome. To my surprise, when visiting the same GitHub project page in Firefox and Chrome, Firefox was served the correct index.html page while Chrome was served a completely different (and incorrect) one.

I've poked around for a few hours now and honestly have no idea what's going on. Both Firefox and Chrome are requesting the exact same URL with an HTTP GET request and receive different responses from the server. I've tried changed the user agent and messing with the request header in both browsers, and it didn't seem to affect anything.

Does anybody have a clue what's going on? If it helps, the project page in question is "https://wgxli.github.io/complex-function-plotter/". Any help is much appreciated.

Edit: It appears to be related to a browser cache issue. The behavior disappears if I clear all data from the browser and visit the above page. However, if I clear the browsing data, visit the root directory of the above page, and then request the above page, the problem reproduces itself. At this point, I think I've reduced it to a question of why the browser (or CDN) is returning a cache hit when it shouldn't.

I am making a ReactJS Application which is throwing an error on the state property num and I am not quite sure why as it appears to be properly initialized and used. The error occurs on it's first usage on line 126 and reads: cannot read property 'num' of null, which indicates to me that it would be an issue with the class state. Where is the mistake?

I need to plot a family of functions variying according to a set of parameters, say, a family of normal distribution curves that depend on the mean and standard deviation. I found here, a code snipet that almost do the task: