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1 paź 2022 · sizeColumnn = input ('How many columns of a matrix do you want: '); matrix = []; %for each row, for each column, lets add the user value to __ matrix. for i = 1:sizeColumnn. for j = 1:sizeRow. matrix (j,i) = input ( ['Enter values for columnn ' num2str (i) ' : ']); end. end.
- How to create an array with user inputs? - MATLAB Answers - MathWorks
Hello, I am trying to create an array with user inputs. For...
- how to use an array as the input variable for function
I would like to use an array as the input to call the main...
- How to create an array with user inputs? - MATLAB Answers - MathWorks
24 lut 2023 · Hello, I am trying to create an array with user inputs. For example, if the user types 3, 5, 7, the array comes out to be [3,5,7]. How can I do this? Thanks in advance for your help!
20 lip 2022 · I would like to use an array as the input to call the main function. how to make it? E.g. function [a b c]=myfunc ( x1,x2,x3,x4, ...xn) a=x1+x2; b=a; c=x1*x2*x3...xn; end. Now I want to use below array as the input to call above function. Input_data= [¨1 2 3 4 ....n] feval (myfunc, [1 2 3 4 ... n]) then it's working.
30 lis 2020 · I'm having trouble storing 4 variable inputs from the user e, u, o, and d for each individual array (region), store them into N (3 to 5, min. to max.) arrays, then calculate N times from the variable inputs. % Region example parameters.
This section contains a compilation of all the exercises (21 in total) presented in the course.
let the user provide input data in a file. There are two major methods of data output, writing to the terminal window, as previously done using disp () function, or, writing to an output file. We have already extensively discussed printing output to the terminal window. Reading from and writing data to file is also easy as we will see here.
The user inputs two integers and they are stored in the user_input array. user_input = input( 'Please enter min and max in the form of [min,max]' ); The user inputs are access via the array (user_input(1) or user_input(2)).
