how can i plot in the while loop

hey gays ive written a code @ it dosent have an error but it doesnt plot what i want what can i do with this ?
clear
t=16;
d=23;
M=5;
N1=floor(((275*(1/M))-30+d)-2);
s1=23.45*sind((360/365)*(284+(N1+2)));
l=35.44;
B=(N1-81)*360/364;
h=0.25*(t-12)*60;
z(1)=0;
while z<pi
z=0.1+z;
x=sin(l)*sin(s1)*cos(B)-cos(l)*sin(s1)*sin(B)*cos(z)+cos(l)*cos(s1)*cos(h)*cos(B)+sin(l)*cos(s1)*cos(h)*sin(B)*cos(z)+cos(s1)*sin(h)*sin(B)*sin(z)
theta=acos(x)
plot(theta,z)
end

6 Comments

It looks like theta and x are both single values, so your results will just be a series of points. Matlab doesn't usually show points of lines in a very obvious manner. Are you sure it isn't plotting, and the problem is just not the visibility. You can test this by changing the format of the points of the plot.
What do you want to plot? In this code you are plotting one point (the last value of theta, z)
Also, as Alex mentioned, you are currently only plotting the last point of theta and x. Put 'hold on' before the while loop if you want to plot all points.
i used hold on and no change
i want to plot(theta,z) with 0< z<pi and theta they result
i used plot(theta,z,'*') and it worked :D

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Then, you simply need this:
t=16;
d=23;
M=5;
N1=floor(((275*(1/M))-30+d)-2);
s1=23.45*sind((360/365)*(284+(N1+2)));
l=35.44;
B=(N1-81)*360/364;
h=0.25*(t-12)*60;
z = 0:0.1:pi;
theta = acos(sin(l)*sin(s1)*cos(B)-cos(l)*sin(s1)*sin(B)*cos(z)+cos(l)*cos(s1)*cos(h)*cos(B)+sin(l)*cos(s1)*cos(h)*sin(B)*cos(z)+cos(s1)*sin(h)*sin(B)*sin(z));
plot(theta,z)

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