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Problem with plotting graph in Matlab

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Hi there,

I'm faced some problem in plotting graph in Matlab. What is the meaning of 'b-' in the following code? Thanks in advance.

Matlab code
% Plot the interpolated curve.
plot(xys(1,:),xys(2,:),'b-');
hold off
 

Matlab problem!

Could you write your code again , there a problem to see it , there are some emotion in your code :)), set it in code tag :)
 

Re: Matlab problem!

Here, the matlab code

% Plot the interpolated curve.
plot(xys(1,: ),xys(2,: ),'b-');
hold off
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This code found from Matlab help command. Thanks in advance.
 

Matlab problem!

i guess b for blue, as in the color of the plot
 

Matlab problem!

It is a line type. First character 'b' means that line will blue color. Second character '-' means that line will be continous. See 'LineSpec' in Matlab help.

Regards,
Kit
 

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