Lesson 6.1 for-loops in MATLAB

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[@sumbul631]

Did not understood how the number of asterisks increased with each line in the last program.

[@sodumuravikanthreddyce18d27]

clc; clear all q=0; mine=5*q; while mine

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[@akbaraliagharia567]

i think that the question of fibonacci series displays different result

[@wpouser]

How can I put two variable to run simultaneously on the loop? For example, make n=1:5 and m=1:5 at the same time.

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[@rajakoley2674]

How compare two for loop like for x=1:0.5:5 and for y=1:0:5.5

[@sudhansumtripathy]

can you please explain on nested for loop

[@noobkosh]

is there a way in MATLAB to compare the execution time of different functions or commands? For example I want to know how long does it take for MATLAB to execute n=1:5;sum(n) versus if I use a loop

[@fitzlellc3599]

+noobkosh Try tic and toc. >> tic >> sqrt(1:1e6); >> toc

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[@lilygutierrez1917]

My command window looks different for the problem at 7:43. it displays >> sumintup(10) total equals 55/n>>

[@sriramchava8062]

in the fprintf statement you must have typed /n in place of

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What does bugs mean in Matlab?

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[@davidoyugi7310]

Great one

[@imran5967]

24:56 Doesn't Fibonacci sequence start with 0?

[@mouryachandraboddu7726]

actually, in MATLAB index start with '1' but not '0'. so the sequence doesn't start with '0'

[@bcaa09]

The Fibonacci sequence starts with 1. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13...

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[@mathew66]

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[@nicobriceno732]

why can't you just do >>sum(1:5) ????? you get the same result....

[@mathew66]

U can but it’s just readability. Maybe you want to change the value of n or something. Maybe 1:5 is used more than once so it could be easier just changing it once and it would be updated for the whole code block

[@abdinahmed6860]

The idea is to show you how in-built functions such as sum are programmed by Matlab's designers. In this part, you need to imagine it as if you are the programmer who is creating the sum function itself so that users can use it directly. I know that it's kinda unclear, but when you take functions later on, you will understand what I mean.