Assume there are N different cards, the question is how many cards will I need to draw out before i get a full set of cards. this is what i've got so far B=[1:N]; draws=0;
while B~= zeros(1,N);
n=randi(N)
if n==B(n)
B(n)=0
draws=draws+1;
end
end
When i run this it gives only 1 value of n and always give me count=1 but i want this process to repeat untill I have only of each cards

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Akira Agata
Akira Agata le 20 Fév 2017

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This is because B~= zeros(1,N) returns 1-by-N logical array.
Please revise the first line of your code to while any(B ~= zeros(1,N)) .

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Or, more simply,
while any(B)
Jack Huang
Jack Huang le 20 Fév 2017
Thank you so much for your input, it amazing how a small change to my code can make such a different!

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