MATLAB How to Plot Piecewise Functions in MATLAB?

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To plot a piecewise function in MATLAB, the Heaviside function can be utilized to define the desired intervals. The function f(t) can be represented as f(t) = Heaviside(t) - Heaviside(t - 1) to achieve the specified conditions. Users are encouraged to refer to the MATLAB documentation for detailed guidance on the Heaviside function and its applications. This approach allows for effective visualization of the function within the defined range. Proper implementation will resolve the plotting issues encountered.
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Hello!

I want to plot this function on MATLAB:

f(t)=1 si 0<=t<=1
f(t)=0 otherwise

Please help me! How to do it?
I tried so much things it doesn't work!
 
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sofy said:
Hello!

I want to plot this function on MATLAB:

f(t)=1 si 0<=t<=1
f(t)=0 otherwise

Please help me! How to do it?
I tried so much things it doesn't work!

Look up the Heaviside function in the Matlab documentation.
 

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