How to write a 'for' loop?

Hi Everyone,
I can't seem to understand why this function using a for loop doesn't seem to work.
function y = get_kV(n,t)
for k = 1:(n-1)
y = [t(1) t t(end)];
end
I tried it out:
kV = [0 4];
kV = get_kV(3, kV);
The answer should be kv = [0 0 0 4 4 4]
But it only goes through the iteration once and stops. I've written the exact same code in the Command Window and that works but why doesn't it work when I save it as a .m file?
Thanks for any help or advice. Cheers!

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 30 Août 2012

0 votes

You are overwriting "y" in every iteration of the loop. Only the final version of "y" is returned to the calling routine.

2 commentaires

jljl
jljl le 30 Août 2012
Thanks for the fast reply, do you have any suggestions to correct it so that the function works correctly?
Jan
Jan le 30 Août 2012
@jljl: Please accept an answer, if it solves your problem sufficiently.

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Jan
Jan le 30 Août 2012

2 votes

function y = get_kV(n,t)
y = repmat(t, n, 1);
y = y(:)'

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