Im writing a script to iterate through factorials, while storing each factorial in an array. Why does it keep saying there aren't enough inputs?

Sorry, I'm new to matlab, heres the code: %% Function to compute the factorial n! function s = myfact(n) % input n, output z s(1) = 1; s=zeros(1,n); for k=2:n s(k) = s(k-1)*k;

end end

It's fine until I publish it, at which point it says: Not enough input arguments.

Error in myfact (line 4) for k=2:n. Can someone help?

Answer 1

[Cam Salzberger]

Hey Matthew,

When you publish a file, it's similar to clicking the "run" button. If you haven't provided an input to your function ("n") which uses it, that's the error message you'll get. If you want to publish it, it'd suggest either making it a local function to a script, or just turning the function into a script for publishing, and defining "n" within the script.

-Cam