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Here everyone since the last video we have learn about the loading multiple blocks in the same boat.

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And while we are doing that burn most of the students are thinking is this possible to support also

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with these commands like by these things.

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So that's what's also possible and we are going to do here.

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So for producing subplots by using the object oriented matter we again need to define our field value

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and not only Fig.

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We also need to define the x's with that fig here also so that we will have multiple plots and then

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we have similar to like that one BLT don't.

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And instead of this figure we use subplots that is to make sure s is also there.

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And this one is more less than the Pence's and now here we have empty fences because we do not have

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any barometer.

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And but here treated by some of the parameters to define.

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Otherwise it will be same like that.

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If you try to run that one you will have a simple plot.

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Same as this figure if you need multiple plots then you need to define here number of rows and columns.

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Like if I need to have one door and 2 column I will have this one if I need four subplots then I have

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four.

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And for the spacing just provide BLT to write underscore layout and France's you will have disappeared.

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Now this is how you can define multiple subplots you can have any number of plots like if I took Monte

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here I would have let that one I get going.

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So there is maybe a larger number and that's a lot larger because of a number of these.

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So here we get these next note like large it here Don so Don one but you did not able to see that because

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it tried to fit all these things only in this potion.

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It will not expand the like expanding this head is just decreasing these graphs.

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So here I have to rows to here.

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These are small and then I have one.

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I have a graph of this size so you can also increase or decrease these things that we are going to learn

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later.

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Now what about plotting the values in these graphs like men we have simple one we can easily plot when

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we have this one we have different Xs.

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Now we have nothing.

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We have just one come on.

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That is discipline and the order of Tekla.

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So how we can plot.

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So everything is hidden in these order.

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That is too close to they are defining the index values.

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We have a days in order there will be an index so that we have just this one one close to.

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And David go the Dettmer knife you need to plot something in this one you just use like here we have

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defined the figure very able as the BLT.

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So first the index for that one like we have X is here X is of zero dot float no value narrated by Fig.

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And then X comma Y you will have this if you need to plot on second one you have this one fun Load load.

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And then we have like Y X you will have Declan.

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So this is how you can plot these things.

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You can also do something like here in this one I had both of these come ons and also in that one you

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can do the same thing.

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Now this is about plotting the values but one more thing if this is something like this to cross two

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then you will get an editor.

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And despite the graphs men without any tight layout also because this command will not work in case

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of truly metrics because the indexing like if I have something like this one one and this one even for

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I will still get output because indexing is simple the ROIs and by default 0 and the column values that

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from 0 1 2 and 3 if I do this one for three because that one begins from zero I will have on this fourth

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block.

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But when I have defined number of rows instead of columns I'm getting into next because these indexes

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must be defining them differently.

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So this is the first thing you need to focus by a level I think this uploads you need to provide here

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to which contains two parameters that is first the number of URL.

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Second the number of column like if I need to load in this one.

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So this one is 0 plus draw and first column.

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So this one is 1 1 and this one is something like if I need to plot on this one then this is zero gross

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one here I have this one so this one by X going away on 41 and the second one I have Waco Mike's so

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this is how you can upload on subplots and totally subplots one disapproves.

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No we are only left with one thing you need to focus on.

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That is something I have noticed in most of these two events.

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First let me make this simple.

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So they will not be much complication.

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This one zero and this one one.

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There we go.

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Here we have a deal.

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Now most of the students while taking the variables defined x variable and then I have this one also

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x.

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Now if I've tried to run that one I will get an ETA and that is something you get here.

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Value added X and value must have seen first dimensions but have shapes too close to nothing and 20

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equals nothing.

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So what that means and it's very hard to spot this added that what the actual entities that we did not

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have any added in this index is the things we have made a mistake.

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Is this one we have the value X and Y and we have also defined the variable x that the U like first

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X have this value and why had this value.

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Now when we run this thing the x value is now a subgroup so x values changed.

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And when I tried to plot that value I'm thinking here this one is my edit that I have defined that by

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using line space.

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But in actual This one is a subplot and vice that new numerical value so nothing can plot as a plot

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in a numerical value.

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That is something an imaginary.

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So make sure you are not using the same variable here that is used to define the values you have.

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One more thing if I change this one now like a you can use any other variable instead of these two like

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X and Y.

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If you do VI here you will also get error.

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And if you still done that one you will still have added.

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Now the thing is I have changed that one that I am getting it.

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Maybe students are thinking that X is is need to define.

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Like if I use X is here maybe in that time I will not get it but still I have to invite this happen.

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So again take a little time and try to find out why I get disciplined so I hope you go.

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So this is because at best and if you try something like let me come on next this one value of X you

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will get an array of these things not the actual value that you have.

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This means that the value of X is now updated x value is not the same as this but this is something

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else.

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So whenever you try to run that one you will get the same error.

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That is the previous one to avoid that one you need to run this shell again in which we have x value

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defined again.

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So now X is again this and below playing space you have to just shift enter on the windows and shift

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return on deck.

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Now again get to this one and if you run this one now you will have output because x values now updated.

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So there is something a little complex one but I hope you get to understand that one.

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That how that works.

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Maybe you will not get any added If you are not using the x y here and try practicing using either I

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or the variables that are defined for these like Xs and DSP.

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So thanks for watching.

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This is enough about the videos.

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I will not stretch this one long and soon the next video.