How do I plot separate graphs in a for loop?

Hello. I'm fairly new to matlab and I was experimenting with "for" loops today. I get the result I want, but each line is on the same graph. How do I get it to start a new graph each time so I would have three graphs with one line on it, instead of one graph with three lines?

for A=[1;2;3]
    for B=[1;2;3]
     
     t=linspace(1,3); 
    
     ans=A+B;
     

    plot(t,ans*t)
  
    end
end

Answer 1

[Dyuman Joshi]

To iterate over the values of a column vector, you need to transpose it to create a row vector and then proceed.

Otherwise, the loop index will be equal to the column vector, see below

vec=[1;2;3];
%column vector as index
for idx=vec
    idx
end

idx = 3×1

1 2 3

%column vector transposed
for jdx=vec'
    jdx
end

jdx = 1

jdx = 2

jdx = 3

Use figure command to create new figure window, otherwise your plot will be overwritten.

for A=[1;2;3]'
    for B=[1;2;3]'
     
     t=linspace(1,3);
     ans=A+B;
     
    figure
    %Random color for each graph
    color=rand(1,3);
    plot(t,ans*t,'Color',color)
    end
end