"""# Get chart y limit values in order to show maximum values of the charts as 100.
chart_y_limit_list = []
for device_name in device_name_list:
chart_y_limit_list.append(100)"""
# Maximum performance data value is multiplied by 1.1 in order to scale chart when performance data is increased or decreased for preventing the line being out of the chart border.
# "0.0001" is used in order to take decimal part of the numbers into account. For example, 1.9999 (2-0.0001). This number is enough because maximum precision of the performance data is "3" (1.234 MiB/s).
# Maximum performance data value is multiplied by 1.1 in order to scale chart when performance data is increased or decreased for preventing the line being out of the chart border.
# "0.0001" is used in order to take decimal part of the numbers into account. For example, 1.9999 (2-0.0001). This number is enough because maximum precision of the performance data is "3" (1.234 MiB/s).
"""# Get chart y limit values in order to show maximum values of the charts as 100.
chart_y_limit_list = []
for device_name in device_name_list:
chart_y_limit_list.append(100)"""
# Maximum performance data value is multiplied by 1.1 in order to scale chart when performance data is increased or decreased for preventing the line being out of the chart border.
# "0.0001" is used in order to take decimal part of the numbers into account. For example, 1.9999 (2-0.0001). This number is enough because maximum precision of the performance data is "3" (1.234 MiB/s).
# Maximum performance data value is multiplied by 1.1 in order to scale chart when performance data is increased or decreased for preventing the line being out of the chart border.
# "0.0001" is used in order to take decimal part of the numbers into account. For example, 1.9999 (2-0.0001). This number is enough because maximum precision of the performance data is "3" (1.234 MiB/s).