How to store an x-y coordinate under one Variable

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Hi!
I want to be able to store the x and y coordinates under one variable name, which then I would like to be able to say plot(variable), and it display the x-y coordinate.
For example, if
x=455
y=340
B=x & y
I would like B to equal (x,y).
Then when I plot(B), it would plot the x and y coordinate.
Is there a consice way to plot this?
The solution I currently have is:
x=455
y=340
figure; plot(x, y)
However, this is not ideal as I have a lot of data points and would like to call them up quickly. Is there a way to store them in a variable and then call them up?

Accepted Answer

David Hill
David Hill on 11 Nov 2019
I really don't understand. How are your data points stored? Why is it easier with a single vector rather than two? You can always make your own function.
function Plot(B)
plot(B(1),B(2));
end
where B=[x,y].

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Giselle Tiede
Giselle Tiede on 11 Nov 2019
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This is how they are stored right now

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