Why won't Matlab plot anything?

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Josh
Josh on 29 Mar 2012
Commented: DGM on 17 Jun 2023
When I try to plot anything, nothing comes up. There are no errors, there's just nothing.
>> x=-10:.1:10;
>> y=sin(x);
>> plot(x,y);
No figure window pops up.
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777
777 on 29 Mar 2012
are there no error reports???
Thomas
Thomas on 29 Mar 2012
Should work.. Does
figure()
open up the figure window?

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M
M on 29 Mar 2012
You may have previous plot open somewhere and Matlab is plotting it on the same figure. Check for open figures, you might find it.
Alternatively, Use "close all" at the beginning and try again.
close all
x=-10:.1:10;
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y);
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Yash dev
Yash dev on 15 Jun 2023
my plot function showing that
plot script as a function is not supported what to do??
DGM
DGM on 17 Jun 2023
Rename your script so that it doesn't conflict with the names of existing functions.

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Josh
Josh on 29 Mar 2012
I typed in figure() and now it works perfectly. Thanks for the help.

Mitchell Frisch
Mitchell Frisch on 19 Apr 2019
Try adding a line style to your plot function, such as
plot(x, y 'b-')
I've had a similar problem and this fixed it for me
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 27 Apr 2022
You do not appear to have posted your code, which makes it difficult for us to tell you how to repair it. It is not at all productive for us to list all of the different ways that can possibly lead to a plot not working as expected.

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Megat
Megat on 23 May 2023
q=5; s=0.002; b=20; n=0.03;
g=@(f) ((s*sqrt)*(b*h)^(5/3))/(n*(b+2*h)^(2/3))-q;
fplot(g,[0 1]), grid, xlabel('f'), ylabel('g(f)')
why it show nothing
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DGM
DGM on 24 May 2023
You should get an error message that tells you why.
You created g as a function of f, but not only is it invariant on f, it's a function of h, which is undefined.

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