How to fix 'Index exceeds the number of array elements. Index must not exceed 1.'?

The error is 'Index exceeds the number of array elements. Index must not exceed 1.'

in Line 11, T1_old=T1(i); T2_old=T2(i); T3_old=T3(i);

I don't know how should I fix it... Does anyone could please help me?

T1(1)=0; T2(1)=0; T3(1)=0;
T4(1)=0; T5(1)=0; T6(1)=0;
T7(1)=0; T8(1)=0; T9(1)=0;
error(1)=100; error(2)=100; error(3)=100; 
error(4)=100; error(5)=100; error(6)=100; 
error(7)=100; error(8)=100; error(9)=100;
i=1;
while 1
    T1_old=T1(i); T2_old=T2(i); T3_old=T3(i);
    T4_old=T4(i); T5_old=T5(i); T6_old=T6(i);
    T7_old=T7(i); T8_old=T8(i); T9_old=T9(i);
    T1_new = (-600-T2(i)-T4(i))/(-4);
    T2_new = (-500-T1_new-T3(i)-T5(i))/(-4);
    T3_new = (-567-2*T2_new-T6(i))/(-4.67);
    T4_new = (-100-T1_new-T5(i)-T7(i))/(-4);
    T5_new = (-T2_new-T4_new-T6-T8(i))/(-4);
    T6_new = (-67-T3_new-2*T5_new-T9(i))/(-4.67);
    T7_new = (-167-2*T4_new-T8(i))/(-4.67);
    T8_new = (-67-2*T5_new-T7_new-T9(i))/(-4.67);
    T9_new = (-67-T6_new-T8_new)/(-2.67);
    error1(i+1)=abs(T1_new-T1_old)/T1_new;
    error2(i+1)=abs(T2_new-T2_old)/T2_new;
    error3(i+1)=abs(T3_new-T3_old)/T3_new;
    error4(i+1)=abs(T4_new-T4_old)/T4_new;
    error5(i+1)=abs(T5_new-T5_old)/T5_new;
    error6(i+1)=abs(T6_new-T6_old)/T6_new;
    error7(i+1)=abs(T7_new-T7_old)/T7_new;
    error8(i+1)=abs(T8_new-T8_old)/T8_new;
    error9(i+1)=abs(T9_new-T9_old)/T9_new;
    if(error1(i+1)<0.01 && error2(i+1)<0.01 && error3(i+1)<0.01 && ...
            error4(i+1)<0.01 && error5(i+1)<0.01 && error6(i+1)<0.01 && ...
            error7(i+1)<0.01 && error8(i+1)<0.01 && error9(i+1)<0.01)
        break
    end
    i=i+1;
end

[Riccardo Scorretti]

Hi. You published a screenshot (= an image) so it is impossible to run the code without copying it. Pleaase, publish your code as text (and properly formatted, as a code) so we can help without having to retype your code.

[민석 최]

I edited it! Could you please help me?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You never assign to T1(2) so when i becomes 2, T1(i) becomes out of range.

You do create T1_new but you do not use it to update T1

Answer 2

[Riccardo Scorretti]

By a visual inspection of your code, one sees that at line 11 you assign to variables T1_old .. T3_old the value of T1(i) .. T3(i) respectively. The problem is that in the loop variables T1 ... T3 are never updated, and their size if always 1. In fact, these variable are defined as scalar at line 1, and they are never modified, so their size is fixed to 1. Your code will logicaly fail at the second iteration because you try to access to T1(2). The same holds for variables T4 ... T9.

I presume that the solution is to modify lines 14 - 22: there you must replace T1_new by T1(i+1), etc. and T1(i) by T1_old(i). For instance, for line 14:

T1(i+1) = (-600-T2_old(i)-T4_old(i))/(-4);

and so on. The same consideration applies to lines 24-32.