TabViewPlot & TabViewListPlot

Plotting exponential functions has become a popular exercise with the spread of the coronavirus. It often useful to examine functions and data with both linear and logarithmic axes. This notebook defines a simple utility function which lets you quickly switch between all possibilities:
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TabViewPlot[exprs___]:=TabView[{​​"Linear"Plot[exprs],​​"LogLinear"LogLinearPlot[exprs],​​"Log"LogPlot[exprs],​​"LogLog"LogLogPlot[exprs]​​}]
Click on the tabs to view the plots with linear and/or logarithmic axes:
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TabViewPlot[Exp[x],{x,0,10}]
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Linear
LogLinear
Log
LogLog
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This is a variant of the TabViewPlot function, but for the ListPlot family of functions:
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TabViewListPlot[exprs___]:=TabView[{​​"Linear"ListPlot[exprs],​​"LogLinear"ListLogLinearPlot[exprs],​​"Log"ListLogPlot[exprs],​​"LogLog"ListLogLogPlot[exprs]​​}]
And an example:
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TabViewListPlot[E^Range[10]]
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Linear
LogLinear
Log
LogLog
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