Help with for loops

Trying to create a program that asks user to input a number (integer) and then generates a list of randomly generated numbers (integers) between ‘1’ and number that user entered. Their should not be any repetition of numbers in the list.

I have this so far and I can't seem to figure out how to not repeat the #'s and to display the inputted integer. I know I have to use a if command but don't know how to execute! I have attempted to use if and else statements but I am stuck.

clc;

x = input('Enter a integer: ');

for x=1:x,

    k=round(rand*x);
    fprintf('%d\n',k)
end

Any Help is most appreciated.

[Walter Diolosa]

Output of script should look as follows when input is entered.

Enter and Integer: 10

ans=

5

1

10

2

4

8

3

6

7

9

Thanks

Answer 1

[Wayne King]

x = input('Enter your number\n');
randperm(x)

[Sean de Wolski]

Faster fingers!

[Walter Diolosa]

Output of script should look as follows when input is entered.

Enter and Integer: 10

ans=

5

1

10

2

4

8

3

6

7

9

[Wayne King]

you mean just

randperm(x)'

[Wayne King]

you can just do

x = input('Enter your number\n');

randperm(x)'

[Wayne King]

Walter, you should keep your posts in the thread. Why are you trying this?

x = input('Enter a integer: ');

for x=1:x,

k=randperm(x);

fprintf('%d\n',k)

end

Do not do for x=1:x, that is not what I showed you, read the help for randperm() it gives you a random permutation up to x

[Walter Diolosa]

Thanks!

Happy Holidays.

Answer 2

[Wayne King]

x = input('Enter a integer:\n'); 
y = randperm(x);
fprintf('%d\n',y);

Why are you trying to put it in to a for loop?