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FOR loops in MATLAB: Nested FOR loops

This screencasts gives an example of a nested FOR loop in a MATLAB program and how to create it based on a written algorithm. Also introduces the SIZE and ...

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I found this very helpful, but I felt that there were a few commands that were used but not fully explained: "fprintf", "%0.0f", and ".\n" I do not know where these came from and what they do (aside from if they are used exactly the same as in this case). Thanks!
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+Alexander Maltagliati //www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/fprintf.html?searchHighlight=fprintf
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+Alexander Maltagliati Hello, "fprintf(formatSpec,A1,...,An)" is a function that writes data to a file. - formatSpec is encased by apostrophes ' ', and essentially allows you to format the output of a string containing formatting operators.Formatting Operators is this" %0.0f." Formatting operators start with %, and ends with a conversion character. It's in fprintf to represent the variable. I talk more about that after this paragraph.  The conversion character he used was "f", which stands for "Floating-point number," which is a precision operator that specifies the number of digits after the decimal. There other Conversion characters you should make yourself familiar with. Ex: "d" stands for double integer, which is base 10. So, about fprintf representing the place of a variable. Essentially, Matlab reads the  formatSpec and it creates an array where all the formatting operators are within the formatSpec , and then reaches the end of formatSpec. Then it reads the variables An which it then replaces with the formatting operators respectively.Ex: A1 = A; A2 = B; fprintf( 'This is formatting operator 1: %c, and this is formatting operator 2: %c', A1, A2 );>> This is formatting operator 1: A, and this is the formatting operator 2:BIf we switch the position of A1 and A2, then:>> This is formatting operator 1: B, and this is the formatting operator 2:ABecause the order of the variables matter. %c stands for single character, and you could have used %s, which stands for string of characters. "\n" stands for new line. He uses it to create a new line after each iteration of the for loop, or else it would have been hard for us to read. EX2: If he didn't use \n the output would be formatted like this: >> The entry -5 is odd.The entry -7 is odd...What I said here is very general, and is missing a lot of information, but I hope it makes sense. From now on, you should use MATLAB to look up the documentation. If you highlight and right click on fprintf k then click on "Help with selection" it will open up the documentation. IF you don't have access to MATLAB, then you can easily access the documentation from here: //www.mathworks.com/help/

Branching structures in MATLAB- IF-ELSE

This is the first of several screencasts on basic MATLAB programming. We focus here on branching structures, particularly the IF-ELSE-END construction and ...

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Thank you!! You translated the MATLAB commands to what they are in plain English & broke down the segment so I can understand clearly. I know I'm not stupid! Having a good teacher really helps.This is only my intro. to your videos, but it's a shining glint of promise that I shall pass my MATLAB course. I love seeing patterns, problem solving, dissecting app's etc., but my prof. is extremely tough to follow--I know I"ll be teaching myself most of the material..notsomuch w/your videos! Thank you!
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I have a question, I have a matrix M= [12 58 9 6 5; 5 8 6 4 8; 8 5 6 8 5] and a variable called max = 10, now, i need to compare every element of the matrix with the max variable and every element that is greater than max i have to square it, any ideas how to do it?
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You need to start teaching at Northwestern! I can actually understand you.
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you don't understand how much this has helped me. thank you so much
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the 'no' would be 2 because its the second variable in the answer
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So the 1 is assigned to 'Yes' and 'No' would be 2 or 0?
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gracias! todo muy claro!
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انت ملك
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thank you

MATLAB Video 12: sum and cumsum functions

The goal of this video is to help you learn the sum and cumsum functions, and teach you how to find sum of an entire matrix in the end.

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cumsum

Matlab: For and While Loops

Simple example using for loops and while loops to solve a problem.

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Hi there cn anyone help me with my work... i'll put the question... the digit 0 to 9 be associated with the alphabets A to J as follows 0-j 1-h 2-a 3-c 4-e 5-g 6-i 7-f 8-b 9-d write a matlab program that prompts the user to input a seven digit telephone number and then displays a list of all letters that can be formed from the number. for example 7848979 begins :fbebdfd, fbebddf, fbebfdd there is the question
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Hi UW, I am planning to buy the latest version of matlab, I have one that I bought maybe 6 or 7 years ago, are there things in programming that I did before (which I don't remember) that I could not do in the new version, or we can still do that and obviously much more? or what problem do you know I may encounter??? thanks
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xfunction alpha %First we define a matrix a for the letters a = ['JHACEGIFBD']; %Input 7 digit telephone number using 'input' function and store in matrix e for n = 1:7, b = input('\nPlease enter a 7 digit number (after each number press enter): '); e(n) = b; end it is not working how do i do????? plzz help
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Your videos are great and have helped a lot so far but you need to get your mic positioning right especially considering the force at which it seems you apply to the keys as the clacking from them is way too loud, distracting and annoying. This one is very bad.
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what to do when you have more than one parameter that can be varied. like y here. if i have more terms to vary.
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sorry, i must watch the whole video carefully so as not to ask unnecessary questions my bad :( jeje
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so looking at the graph, the point (15, 11.467...) gives the answer 11.467... right???
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thank you it is so helpful knowledge for started in matlap loop 
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so the answer would be given in miles, solving for y. ?
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it's "linspace" not linespace, i did the same thing
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getting error on linespace what to do
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yay for the info, ouch for my ears!!
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Thanks helped me a lot!
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This is a great example!

Matlab GUI (without GUIDE) 1.2 - Callback functions

Third of four videos introducing GUI development in matlab. This video deals with callback functions and how to set them up to interact with objects on the GUI.

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Why do we need to have input argument 'event' in the function that is being called back?
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I think it has to do with being able to differentiate between the types of event that can occur - for example was a button pressed but not released, etc. I'm not sure about this though.
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I'm trying to generate code that generates an immediate response induced by pressing a key; more specifically I'd like to make a ball move around my figure with the use of the arrow keys. I know i need to incorporate GUI's and this callback method seems like a step in the right dirction, but i'm not dealing with buttons.. any advice? Thanks so Much! 
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exactly what I needed, thanks so much!
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Check this out //stackoverflow.com/questions/17537144/matlab-gui-button-with-keyboard-control.
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Hello. Thank you so very much for sharing you knowledge this approach. I am quite new to matlab but I wonder about eg_fun, does it has to be writen in a file eg_fun.m or can it be included in the same file as everything els?
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This won't make a lot of sense if you don't know the difference between a matlab script and a function, so look that up first!eg_fun is a function and it can included in a different file if that file is also a function. However a matlab script cannot contain function code.

Plotting functions of two variables in MATLAB (Part 1)

Plotting functions of two variables in MATLAB (Part 1)

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matlab has a bullshit syntax crap
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Matlab Introduction (with Control Systems Focus)

This video will give you an introductory tutorial of Matlab. The focus of the video is towards a university level control course. You will be shown some of the ...
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