How to store vectors generated in a while loop in a single vector?

I am trying to create a vector with all the data generated from while loop iterations. I would like to generate a vector with all Y vectors generated (in line) and do the same for the X vector in the second while loop. Just to be clear, the first while loop will generate Y vectors with 101 columns, then 100... all the way to 1 column. I want to create a vector with all the numbers from each vector in line, so I would have a vector with 5151 columns. Is that possible?

X = [0:0.01:1];
m = 1;
nf = 101;
while m <= nf
  Y = [0:0.01:1-X(m)];
  m = m+1;
end
n = 0;
i = 0.01;
while 1-n*i >= 0
 X = [0:0.01:1-n*i]
 n = n+1;
 end

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

See if this does what you want:

maxIterations = 500; % Failsafe for the while loop
X = [0:0.01:1];
m = 1;
nf = 101;
Y = [];
while m <= nf && m < maxIterations
	numberOfElements = nf - m + 1;
	thisY = linspace(0, 1 - X(m), numberOfElements);
	m = m + 1;
	Y = [Y, thisY];
	fprintf('thisY is %d elements long and the total vector is %d elements long (so far).\n', ...
		length(thisY), length(Y));
end

n = 0;
i = 0.01;
m = 1;
X = [];
while 1-n*i >= 0 && m < maxIterations
	numberOfElements = nf - m + 1;
	if numberOfElements <= 0
		break;
	end
	thisX = linspace(0, 1-n*i, numberOfElements);
	X = [X, thisX];
% 	n = n+1;
	m = m + 1;
	fprintf('thisX is %d elements long and the total vector is %d elements long (so far).\n', ...
		length(thisX), length(X));
end

[Antonio Alves]

It worked perfectly! Thanks a lot! I didn't need to use the linspace function though, just the addition of the

Y = [];
while ...
Y = [Y,thisY]
end
#was necessary

[Image Analyst]

I needed to, otherwise I got 5150 elements for Y instead of 5151 because of this reason I believe:

https://matlab.fandom.com/wiki/FAQ#Why_is_0.3_-_0.2_-_0.1_.28or_similar.29_not_equal_to_zero.3F