How to eliminate the repeated number?

For example,

number= 1: 10;

t=[1 3 5 7];

What I want to keep is [2 4 6 7 10];

how to do that?

assuming t and number have different dimensions.

In short, I want number array to have no same digits of t.

Thanks

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

number= 1: 10;
t=[1 3 5 7];
out=setdiff(number,t)

Answer 2

[Geoff Hayes]

tabw - consider using intersect. It will allow you to determine which values of t are in number, and then you can remove those common to both from number. Try the following

 x = 1:10;
 t = [1 3 5 7];

 [common,indcsT,indcsX] = intersect(t,x)

 % common is a vector of all values that are common to both t and x
 % indcsT is a vector of indices into t of all common values
 % indcsX is a vector of indices into x of all common values

 % now remove the common elements from x
 x(indcsX) = [];

The update x becomes

 x =
     2     4     6     8     9    10

It is slightly different from your example, but follows your instructions on wanting the first array to have no same digits as t.