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This MATLAB function performs a logical OR of inputs A and B and returns an array or a table containing elements set to either logical 1 (true) or logical 0 (false).
- Logical OR for symbolic expressions
If you call simplify for a logical expression containing...
- Logical OR for symbolic expressions
If you call simplify for a logical expression containing symbolic subexpressions, you can get the symbolic constants symtrue and symfalse. These two constants are not the same as logical 1 (true) and logical 0 (false). To convert symbolic symtrue and symfalse to logical values, use logical.
2 lut 2012 · Accepted Answer. The first of these is more general. The second of these, , is the short-circuiting OR that does not bother to evaluate the second expression if it already knows the final result after the first operation. The operator can only be used between expressions that produce scalar outputs. 3 Comments.
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This repository contains 94/94 solutions to Cody Challenge and 3/15 solutions to Onramp Practice practice problems with MATLAB language. Problems are sorted from greater number of solvers to lower, representing increasing complexity. Solutions are correct and commented, but not the most efficient. Inspiration: Thanks to @marinskiy for ...
I'm trying to utilize a logical OR in an IF statement within MATLAB. Where TRI is a 32x2 vector, I want to check if a certain row in TRI contains a 28 or 31, if so do some operation. I can't figure out why this is difficult, the line containing the logic is currently: if (TRI(i,:)==28 || TRI(i,:)==31);
To create compound statments of the relational operators, we can combine these using the logical operators. The truth or falsity of these follows basic rules of logic, so it helps to have some knowledge of truth tables.
