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How to plot in MATLAB - the basics along with all the necessary code to create a properly labeled. This is part of a series of videos that cover plotting in MATLAB. If you want me to cover any other plotting functions/features, be sure to comment and I will add them to the series! In this video I show how to: plot a line (plot function) plot a single point (plot function) modify line and marker styles (line specifications) fully label graph (xlabel, ylabel, and title functions) add a legend on a graph (legend function) add text on a graph (text function) display two graphs on one figure (subplot function) set viewable area - control x-axis and y-axis limits (xlim and ylim functions) Here is the code that I wrote in the video along with additional notes: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentr... How to Create Programs in MATLAB tutorial playlist: • How to Create Programs in MATLAB (tut... #MATLAB #plot #learntocode #engineeringstudent #engineeringstudents #engineering #engineer #coding #code #programming #program Chapters: 00:00 Introduction - Looking at data 00:24 Plotting a single line 00:44 Plotting two lines 01:08 Plotting two lines with "hold on" 01:26 Plotting all data (four lines) 01:36 Modify line color and style/type (third input argument in plot) 02:05 Label graph (xlabel, ylabel, and title) 02:30 Plot area visible (xlim and ylim) 03:11 Adding a legend 03:36 Summarizing current graph 03:46 Emphasizing points on plot with a marker 04:21 Line specifications (doc linespec) 04:43 Marker size and line width 05:06 Text on plot 05:43 Repeating code to display two versions of plot 05:53 Subplot function (2 graphs on 1 figure) 06:23 Subplot function (input arguments explained) 06:57 Summary