plot two figures in two different windows

I have this code and I wanted to plot two different figures in different windows, but in my script it gave them in one windows. I tried figure hold on but didn't work.

count = fopen(ppath, 'r');
for ra=1:5
            s = fgets(cout);
  end
        ii = 1;
         while ischar(s)
            s = fgets(cout);
            if(ischar(s))
                result = sscanf(s, '%f');

                  if choc==1

                     x(ii) = result(3);
                     y(ii) = result(15);
                     z(ii)= result(20);

                     ii = ii + 1;

                  else

                     x(i) = data(3);
                     y(i) = data(15); 
                      z(i)= data(20);
                     ii = ii + 1;
                  end   

              end
           end

           if choc==1

               plot(x,y);
               plot (x,z);
           else

               plot(x,y);
               plot (x,z);
           end   end

Answer 1

[Matt J]

Modify as follows,

          figure(1); plot(x,y);
          figure(2); plot (x,z);

[Najiya Omar]

didn't work, figure 2 gave windows without plot

[Matt J]

You'll need to provide code that we can run, to reproduce the problem.

[Najiya Omar]

this whole code just the beginning is ppath = sprintf('......");

[Matt J]

Where does "choc" come from?

[Najiya Omar]

choc indicates two possibilities of two folders to read either 1 or 2

if( choc == 1)
            ppath = sprint('.........
else 
ppath=sprint ('........

end

[Matt J]

I don't want to guess what you are actually running. Please provide complete, self-contained code for us to run and which you've tested, and which reproduces your problem.

[Matt J]

Your code does not run because the line

ppath = sprint('.........

is incomplete.

 Error: File: test.m Line: 8 Column: 30
 Character vector is not terminated properly.

[Najiya Omar]

This is my folder has files that contain data matrixes.

[Matt J]

I repeat my request. Please provide stand-alone code, tested by you to ensure that we can run it without errors, which when run demonstrates the undesired result.

[Najiya Omar]

It worked with me, but the issue in the figures, one it plotted perfectly and the another didn't show.

[Matt J]

I have no way to investigate that, without code that reproduces it.