MATLAB: Function having plot command

plot

I have written a function X in which i want to plot some data. in my main .m file I am calling this function 5 time with different input. I want to know that how can I get 5 plot figures according to the provided input. thanks in advance

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Just call

figure

ahead of each call.

Personally I always specify the exact axes I want to plot on in a plot instruction but for simplicity, just creating a new figure before each should work.

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