How to skip a discontinuity in a fplot?

I am trying to use fplot in order to plot

g = @(y) tan(y)+exp(2*y)-3; from [0 2*pi]

I have been trying: fplot(g,[0 2*pi])

Since there is a discontinuity at pi/2 it makes the graph really disproportionate.

How can I make the plot without being very skewed by the discontinuity?

Answer 1

[per isakson]

Change the range of the y-axis

    g = @(y) tan(y)+exp(2*y)-3; % from [0 2*pi]
    fplot(g,[0 2*pi])
    axh = gca;
    set( axh, 'YLim', [ -100, 100 ] )

where

• gca is a Matlab function, see gca, Current axes handle
• axh is a name I use for axes handles

[Kyle]

What exactly is axh and gca?

[per isakson]

I edited the answer