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16 sie 2016 · If you want to set up if-else statement with a single line and make it into an inline funciton, you can think of such a thing. Theme. ternary = @ (varargin) varargin {end - varargin {1}}; ternary (true,'yes','no') % If the first argument is true, the result becomes 'yes'. ans = 'yes'.
- Conditional Statements
Conditional statements enable you to select at run time...
- Conditional Statements
Try to avoid using if statements in matlab, and just convert your logic to (vector) math: foo = 1 + (a <= b) Edit: For the more general case, of assigning 'r' or 'g', you can use: col = {'r', 'g'}; foo = col(1 + (a > b)); So for example with an isGreen boolean you could do: foo = col(1 + isGreen); This could also be a boolean returning function
This MATLAB function evaluates an expression, and executes a group of statements when the expression is true.
Write conditional statements in MATLAB and combine these using logical connectors for AND, OR and NOT; Use if statements to perform commands based on logical conditions.
Conditional statements enable you to select at run time which block of code to execute. The simplest conditional statement is an if statement. For example: % Generate a random number. a = randi(100, 1); % If it is even, divide by 2. if rem(a, 2) == 0. disp('a is even') b = a/2;
MATLAB uses if paired with a matching end to provide conditional execution of statements. Additional elseif statements and/or an else statement may be used. It is good programming practice to create M-files with a clear structure and plenty of comments. This can easily be done using the MATLAB editor.
We can cut down the number of lines in the if statement by using logical operators. For example, we can introduce an OR (||) operator and rewrite example 3 as follows:
