Lesson 7.4: Cells

[@Farantj]

i admire him he is a very skillful lecturer and much patient

[@jaimebr2]

Sr, I could not be more grateful to you. This course is awesome, it is a shame you stopped making more lessons. Best regards.

[@nallarasukrishnan4364]

Sir, How to simultaneously access both values from the cell array. For example you demonstrated how to access 12 as p{2,3}(3,2). I want to access (3,1) also. My statement [row column] = p{2,3}(3,1)(3,2) ran into error. Pls help me!

[@keneokoye9521]

Better to call/ or maybe to understand pointers as addresses and vice versa. Better formulation for understanding I guess. Great good Mike Fitzpatrick, please inform steps to take to get to be a pro like you. That's after learning MATLAB of course.

[@zyggzag4154]

Thank-you very much. This is much more detailed than my professors plug and chug manner of teaching.

[@hannahhoa]

I am into his lessons

[@highnessMR10]

Thank you so much for your videos! Doubt: If Matlab doesn't allow two cells to point to the same object, why in the sketch of p every cell was pointing at the same empty array?

[@kritiD63]

It wasn’t pointing at the same empty array. It was just pictorially representing that the cell was pointing to empty arrays, without having to draw multiple empty arrays. Hope that answers your question.

[@highnessMR10]

Thank you for your answer

[@elecmasacademy5835]

Great lecture taught by a very sweet Sir.

[@MostafaMahmoud-wz6gx]

it was the toughest part of the course for me

[@mapi55555]

Thank you so much for this great explanation.

[@elecmasacademy5835]

17:26 u mentioned strawberries ..I am going to have its milkshake .........Sir May, I present u glass of that shake.

[@mohamedomar1911]

Thank you so much