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=='''My favorite demonstration in Matlab'''==
 
=='''My favorite demonstration in Matlab'''==
 
One of the most interesting demonstration in Matlab Help resource is  how to combine Stairstep Plot and Line Plot. It shows us how to use the "hold function"  overlay a line plot on a stair plot. This feature is very important when drawing and sketching graphs. That's why I found it the most crucial for my understanding of how to create a great graph in Matlab.
 
One of the most interesting demonstration in Matlab Help resource is  how to combine Stairstep Plot and Line Plot. It shows us how to use the "hold function"  overlay a line plot on a stair plot. This feature is very important when drawing and sketching graphs. That's why I found it the most crucial for my understanding of how to create a great graph in Matlab.
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[http://www.sfgate.com/education/article/BERKELEY-Engineering-students-make-it-easy-2497340.php] Special Online, Rick DelVecchio, Published 4:00 am, Saturday, May 13, 2006, 09/14/2014(General)

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About me


My Name is Thomas Yu-Chi Lai. I am from Taipei, Taiwan, currently thinking of majoring in ECE in pratt school of engineering.

My favorite demonstration in Matlab

One of the most interesting demonstration in Matlab Help resource is how to combine Stairstep Plot and Line Plot. It shows us how to use the "hold function" overlay a line plot on a stair plot. This feature is very important when drawing and sketching graphs. That's why I found it the most crucial for my understanding of how to create a great graph in Matlab.

[1] Special Online, Rick DelVecchio, Published 4:00 am, Saturday, May 13, 2006, 09/14/2014(General)