Looping structures in MATLAB: Basic FOR loops

[@themanagement69]

Cheers Doc! Beenstruggling with this all semester, and you nailed it in less than 9 minutes

[@mirinwinomw5758]

you are waaaaaaay better than my university teacher. Thank you so much for the videos, they're really helpful

[@nycreature4089]

your explanations are very easy to follow for beginners. a lot better than many videos i've seen. thank you.

[@thebudkellyfiles]

Very nicely done. Most PhDs have a tendency to show off but you seem a lot more interested in teaching.thank you.

[@nhatle3171]

Thank you for your video! After only one day watching your video and followed the step by step I have known many good point in Matlab.

[@MrFrackmack]

man you saved my life....i can not get any help or clarification with these repeat structures, my book does a horrible job, and my professor is just as bad. Thank you so much for breaking it down, now i know when and how i can use this.

[@matlabopps]

Your videos are awesome!

[@MarkoDanojevic]

@chris black I think thats when u say while 1==1.. 1 is equal to 1 and there's your forever loop :)

[@darcytakhar]

awesome video thank you.

[@ccwing33]

very useful

[@Cobra-bo1fy]

legend

[@benleif430]

nice vid; better than my proff

[@birdy8406]

Dr. is there any use of "i = 1" in the script you wrote? Because no matter what number I put in there, the printed result is always the same.

[@andreymontedori5251]

Great video. I need to store in a vector generated in the n values ​​is. For example: for i = 1: 0.1: 2 x = 2 * i end X only stores the last value obtained in the repeat loop. I need everyone ... If not mess up, like I do?

[@SilverBenO]

v=input('Please enter a vector > '); for i=1:1:length(v) disp((v(i))^2); end

[@davidzixingv7458]

love your voice

[@gauravbhabhor1460]

if we have equation like f(x,y) = t(x) + p(y) where, x belongs to (0,2pi) & y belongs to (0,4pi) then how to perform this equation in MATLAB?

[@Ytgjt4zgu7jb]

Thankyou 🤍✨

[@citiesflicker]

why do you have to define the length of the vector to be the place where it stops? couldn't you just say 1:1:end

[@salahGO]

10x

[@DeepjyotiNath96]

You should have little slower. Just for international matter.

[@simonstanev2923]

Really good videos, but you are speaking too fast. Especially, for internationals! Thanks!

[@KillTheUnicornsNow]

man you're lucky my prof just gave us an assignment and said have fun.

[@algmaster150]

R u in a hurry?