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Re: [Q] how to use simple notation to combine many graphics



Guo, Ping (1ùÆ*) wrote:
> 
> I use Plot[] to creat figures
> named as gr[1], gr[2], ... gr[200],  I want to combine these figure
> together.
> 
> Should I write
> Show[gr[1],gr[2],....gr[200], option] ? or there is a simple way to
> write the combined figure?

If what you want is to see each gr[i] and then combine them but avoid
the
typing then

Show[Table[gr[i],{i,200}], option]

works.

If you are only interested in the final combination then

Plot[{expr1, expr2, ...,expr200},..] or something like
Plot[Evaluate[Table[expr[i],{i,1,200}] ...]

works

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