Extract numbers from Matrix and create a matrix

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Johnny
Johnny le 25 Jan 2014
Commenté : Amit le 26 Jan 2014
An M-by-M matrix X is given. Without using loops, extract values from matrix X to create the following:
%Generate an MxM matrix X. For part iv), X must have an even number of rows %and columns.
M = randi([20 40], 1);
M = M + mod(M,2);
X = magic(M);
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Maybe I just don't understand the problem.. how do I create a matrix for problem A, the dimension of matrix A is not given?
This is what I got for A, Is there a better answer than
A = a(:,1:2:end);
for problem A?
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Any body knows how to do B and C, I need some hints

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Amit
Amit le 25 Jan 2014
Modifié(e) : Amit le 25 Jan 2014
For problem A, you are looking for odd rows and column, so the indexes should go for 1 with an increment of 2.
Like
A = X(1:2:end,1:2:end); % end simply represents the end
For B: you are excluding the first and last, so the indexes should exclude those.
B = X(2:end-1,2:end-1);
For C, I'd say first write down the indexes you're looking for on a piece of paper and see if you see a pattern. Post, even if it is wrong, and I'll tell you how to do it.
Sometimes it is easy to write out on a a piece of paper the indexes because it help you visualize.
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Amit
Amit le 26 Jan 2014
So you figure it out?

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Johnny
Johnny le 26 Jan 2014
Modifié(e) : Johnny le 26 Jan 2014
My answer for C :
firstRow = diag(ans, 1)'
secondRow = diag(ans, -1)'
C = [firstRow; secondRow]
Although it works. Probably not the most efficient way to do this. Any suggestions?
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Amit
Amit le 26 Jan 2014
Your solution is a very good solution. I am glad you figured out diag. Other way would be: Lets say its a 5X5 matrix
C = [X(2:6:end)' X(6:6:end)'] % This method uses Linear indexing
Good luck in your studies and I hope you learn significantly about MATLAB Programming :)

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