How to Add Titles to Figures in Matlab Loops (M = 0.85:1:2.85)

[ADunn]

In Matlab I have a for loop that plots a figure in each loop. (M = 0.85:1:2.85)
I would like to put a title on the figure "M = 0.85" for the first plot, "M=1.85" for the second plot, and "M=2.85" for the third plot. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

Thank you!

 

[marcusl]

title(['M = ',num2str(M)'])

 

[marcusl]

Sorry, got an extra quote mark in there.
title(['M = ',num2str(M)])

 

[ADunn]

Thank you so much!

 

[blue_raver22]

I am familiar with using Matlab for data analysis and visualization. To add titles to figures in Matlab loops, you can use the "title" function within your loop. In this case, you can use a variable to store the current value of M, and then use that variable to create a title for each figure. For example, you can use the following code within your for loop:

M = 0.85 + (i-1); %assuming i is the loop variable
title(sprintf('M = %.2f', M)); %this will create a title with the current value of M

This will result in a title of "M = 0.85" for the first plot, "M = 1.85" for the second plot, and so on. The "sprintf" function is used to format the title with a certain number of decimal places, in this case, two decimal places. You can adjust this as needed for your specific data.

I hope this helps. Keep exploring and experimenting with Matlab to enhance your data analysis and visualization skills. Happy coding!