Inputting a Value from a Matrix into a command for automation using looping statements .
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I have the following answers A = 20 B = 30 C = 40, D = 50, E = 90. There is a command I need to input these values in which only accepts their input as numbers i.e. command(A).
In my actual problem I have a much larger set of values labelled from A-z (so 26 numbers). Is there anyway using loops I can input these 26 numbers with assigned names (such as B = 30) into this command?
Many Thanks
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Stephen23
le 23 Juil 2020
Modifié(e) : Stephen23
le 23 Juil 2020
"Do you know a way I can take each value of this matrix and input it into a comannd, like command (123)? "
Very basic MATLAB concepts, such as how to use indexing, are introduced in the "Getting Started" tutorials:
You will see that the "Array Indexing" tutorial explains how to use basic indexing, which is what you should use. The "Programming and Scripts" tutorial shows how to use basic loops, which you should use.
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madhan ravi
le 23 Juil 2020
for k = 1:numel(Time)
command(Time(k)) % who knows what this function does, perhaps it can be easily vectorised
end
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madhan ravi
le 23 Juil 2020
If you read the links that Stephen shared above, you will get the desired result. Thanks.
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