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Here even so in the last one you will learn about the met properly.

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And in this video we are going to cover subplots.

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So I think you understand what this approach means.

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It means plotting different plots on the same page.

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We have done something like plotting different values in the same graph.

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That is like we have done BLT or float and then X comma Y complex goal X something like this one.

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So here I have used the same graph for plotting these two different values but what about using different

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graphs to plot these different values.

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So their gaming tool that is known as subplot.

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That is something like in the same page we have different plots and to have them we just use BLT dot

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sub here.

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That is subplot.

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And then we will first define that subplot like this thing is going to define the subplot in which we

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have three parameters that is one comma to comma three and these parameters are denoting first one draws.

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Second one column.

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Third one is the number of graph.

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Like if I have one not one doodles and two will be a little complex one of three rows two columns.

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And then here we will define the number of properties in current use like this one.

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But if you have here 6 you will have the sixth graph.

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That is something you do not understand now.

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But let me show you that.

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Come on.

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See this one and paste this one six times.

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That is denoting every single plot here.

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One more thing.

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So don't get confused in while changing the number of graphs like here.

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This one is the first one and then this one is the second one so I change the parameter to second.

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So here I have first column then I have second column.

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I have two columns today then now instead of changing this one like this parameter they assume that

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I have to first change that rule like this one that is 1 here and remain mean this one is like this

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one one two one two one two they do something like that one but always you have to change the last parameter

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that is these one the first 2 that is dividing the rows in Columbia.

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Always be seeing this thing like you are not thinking that I will mistaken that one but this is the

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thing that I have noticed.

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Most students are making mistakes in so only to use these values like these and if you shifted on that

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one you will get these props that is higher for second third for five 6 and there is a little like something

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overlapping each other.

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So to prevent overlapping always in the last right something like date and then we use these come on

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to make like these graphs are here.

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If you notice this thing is about decimal and this is about network.

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So here we use byte layout that is this one and.

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Again this one is a Met broadly method.

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So here we use BLT not met properly so to be able to do type layout and then you will notice something

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that these are different in gaps but that doesn't happen here.

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Maybe this time and they David go.

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So it does require the branches that I forgot to mention here.

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So if you have noticed now these things have a common spacing between then and now what about putting

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the data in these values like how can I blow up the data in this one.

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So whenever you need to put the data in any of that one just after that particular one right BLT or

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bloat and then we have X coma X and they we go that one that it looks.

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So here we go.

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This one.

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You can blow it with anyone like if I want to blow it on the second one now that is x and y so hey I

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will use bloat the BLT or bloat and they will go with X coma my way and with the third one I do need

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to bloat like BLT to bloat X go ma say and the decision on first BLT don't bloat.

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And let me have excellent X here X go my way X Cuomo said and here I will have BLT or bloat and then

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by common set and if you do that one you will get all the various graphs bloated and they're is taking

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a little while because my this is little room light no.

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So hey I have only five graphs that are few are like seem these are same maybe like this is X X for

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20 same.

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That is why Cuomo composite that not two but it showing maybe it is correct.

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So now you go to the idea that how you can plot on these graphs also you can name any x's and name any

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graph just by using here.

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If I want to name this one so just use BLT dot X label that we have learned for single one.

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So this is like x x is then for y

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and this one y axis.

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And David go with that and it's working network for different.

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And also if you only need to put some of the graph then it is not required to load every graph there.

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So if you can just remove this one and there we go.

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If you notice this one y axis and this one x axis and if you write the names here also they will be

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properly laid out because of title and after that.

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Here I have removed those that I do not require.

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Now if you shift on that one then you will get only these four for four.

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If you notice this one I have only first second fifth and sixth not more.

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So that's how you can have any graph you want in that particular page.

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So this one is just for like if you want to have multiple graphs in a same page.

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So in that case we will support this one is also our Matlab operation that is plotting various graphs

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in a single page.

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Also you can add titles just by using these and

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David overdoing it too.

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So now I hope you go got the idea that how it works and thanks for watching.

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We will continue in the next video with some more interesting topics.