displaying 2 graphs in singe run

function compare_cases(country1,country2,names,days,avg_days,dailycases)
Index1 = strcmpi(names,country1);
%  [row,col] = find(not(doublefun('isempty',IndexC)))
 dailydata1= dailycases(Index1,:);
 daily_cases1 = movmean(dailydata1, avg_days);
 figure;
 title('country1')
 bar(days(1:end-1),daily_cases1);
% bar(days(1:end-1),dailydata);
Index2 = strcmpi(names,country2);
%  [row,col] = find(not(doublefun('isempty',IndexC)))
 dailydata2= dailycases(Index1,:);
 daily_cases2 = movmean(dailydata2, avg_days);
 figure
 title('country2')
 bar(days(1:end-1),daily_cases2);
end

i want to compare the data of country1 and country2 using bar graph

but evry time it replace the first graph so what should be done so that i get two graphs

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

‘... but evry time it replace the first graph ...’

It does not replace them. It creates a second figure and that figure is on top of the first figure. It is necessary to select the individual figures to see both of them.

Perhaps creating them as subplots instead would do what you want —

function compare_cases(country1,country2,names,days,avg_days,dailycases)
Index1 = strcmpi(names,country1);
%  [row,col] = find(not(doublefun('isempty',IndexC)))
 dailydata1= dailycases(Index1,:);
 daily_cases1 = movmean(dailydata1, avg_days);
 figure
 subplot(2,1,1)
 title('country1')
 bar(days(1:end-1),daily_cases1);
% bar(days(1:end-1),dailydata);
Index2 = strcmpi(names,country2);
%  [row,col] = find(not(doublefun('isempty',IndexC)))
 dailydata2= dailycases(Index1,:);
 daily_cases2 = movmean(dailydata2, avg_days);
 subplot(2,1,2)
 title('country2')
 bar(days(1:end-1),daily_cases2);
end

.

[Muhammad]

yes it works and how to name the both plots

[Star Strider]

They are named as 'country1' and 'country2'.

Apparently ‘names’ are the country names, and I assume they are in a cell array. If so, the title calls change to:

title(names{1})

for ‘country1’, and

title(names{2})

for ‘country2’, respectively.

If they are string arrays instead, that would be:

title(names(1))

and

title(names(2))

.