Regardless of input, output the string 'yes'.
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Ahmad
on 15 Sep 2012
hhhhhhh nice one
Eric
on 21 Nov 2012
Shouldn't one of the validations ask whether she is in the room?
David Barry
on 11 Dec 2012
:)
Tanguy
on 17 Jan 2013
nice
shehbaz Ali
on 14 Mar 2013
Put your wife in matlab variable. and take 1000 derivative of your wife. Result will tell you. hahha
Rohit Potdar
on 25 Mar 2013
Nice, Important thing is to get the size right!
Andrew Newell
on 6 Jun 2013
The question says 'regardless of input', which I take to mean that more than one input is allowed. I think this should be added to the list of tests:
U = cell(1); R = struct; wiferight(@who,'do you think',U,R,'God?')
Chris E.
on 27 Jun 2013
Is this a trick question?
yu zhang
on 22 Oct 2013
Good problem, but I doubt its meaning.
JJ Lay
on 5 Nov 2013
After twenty years of marriage I easily figured this one out! 8-)
raviraja
on 11 Dec 2013
Funny
Raja
on 3 Feb 2014
lol :)
Siddharth Pande
on 10 Mar 2014
lol:P
Hao
on 7 May 2014
Is my girlfriend right?
Edward Gonzalez
on 8 May 2014
This is hilarious lol
Oussama Ben Smida
on 3 Jul 2014
HaHa!
Xavier Quinn
on 21 Aug 2014
yes
Sneha
on 30 Oct 2014
I have a doubtt when I try to write this code using anonymous function i.e., wiferight=@(in)'out' and cecked the output in MATLAB 2007b version it gave me the correct answer why is it giving a wrong answer I am unable to understand it.
the cyclist
on 31 Oct 2014
Sneha, do you really want to tell your wife to get 'out'?
Altug Turgay
on 15 Mar 2015
"Who's the boss?"
"Yes"
Tarun Jhamnani
on 20 Aug 2015
:)
JQBTO
on 28 Oct 2015
Hahaha yes!
Coe Cody
on 25 Jan 2016
Can I use quantum entanglement?
Hans Scharler
on 12 Mar 2016
Here's a ThingSpeak answer using ThingSpeak's MATLAB Visualization app: https://thingspeak.com/channels/97907
Giribk
on 1 Sep 2016
Hahaha!
SORRY! I meant, "YES!"
Omar Abedalrahman
on 25 Sep 2016
basic
Andriy Kavetsky
on 3 Oct 2016
Good task)
Haitong Ye
on 23 Oct 2016
This is a good problem!
Christine Brown
on 25 Oct 2016
Haha
Tyler Bendis
on 1 Dec 2016
Gets a good laugh
Leonid K
on 19 Dec 2016
Genious!)
Muhammad M Sahari
on 20 Dec 2016
Wah. -claps hand-
Gan Wee Ting
on 20 Dec 2016
this is so funny
Adi Zabidi
on 27 Dec 2016
1st try :)
haziq hadi
on 27 Dec 2016
very deep
Kunwar Abdul Rahman
on 27 Dec 2016
nice
Nadhirah Nordin
on 28 Dec 2016
lol
Mohan Shanmugam
on 30 Dec 2016
nice
MEI HUEI LIM
on 5 Jan 2017
lol
SUSHMA MB
on 7 Feb 2017
Yes they are....
SUSHMA MB
on 7 Feb 2017
nice
xinyu lei
on 7 Aug 2017
hhhhhh! But guys, do you have a wife? :(
Isha Desai
on 10 Aug 2017
fun problem
Stuart Craig
on 18 Aug 2017
Accurate.
Matthew
on 16 Oct 2017
delete this garbage
Bob Tivnan
on 2 Jan 2018
I seem to be caught in an infinite loop.
Rashmi Doijode
on 10 Jan 2018
This is an easy problem
Tiago Dias
on 12 Apr 2018
this function just result in an error "No need to even ask the question"
sean hey?"lol
on 30 Sep 2018
:P
Luna
on 23 Jan 2019
I just typed yes, my solution size is 10, still longer than the leading solution. I think your wife is wrong! hahaha :D
Aris Huang
on 4 Jun 2019
nooooo way!
Yanan LI
on 4 Jul 2019
that's the first truth of life!
Jack Hoayun
on 15 Jan 2020
Yes
Mihrisah Arpacik
on 12 May 2020
great :)
Ali Musani
on 30 Jun 2020 at 5:28
She is always right. Lol.
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Jackisme
on 4 Jul 2020 at 2:05
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Hakan GÖRKEN
on 13 May 2020
a='yes';
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Paul Johnson
on 15 Jan 2020
This is a bit of a Mickey Mouse problem!
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elkman
on 23 Oct 2019
Do you want a wife or not?
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Ashish Khulbey
on 26 Jul 2019
"Is the wife right?"
Well definitely, 'yes'.
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DIMI EKONGA NZELLY
on 25 Jun 2019
very easy
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xiaoyong
on 16 May 2019
What!!!
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MOHIT
on 5 Jan 2018
too simple
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Danuanping
on 1 Jan 2018
Haha. What you've said is reasonable. I'm convinced.
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Joe Sherbondy
on 4 Dec 2017
nice
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Howard Clark
on 2 Nov 2017
This is great!
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Luwe Yu
on 7 Sep 2017
yes indeed
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fahad aljabal
on 29 Dec 2016
.
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Nur Yashmeira Yassin
on 29 Dec 2016
women always right! :D hahahhahahah
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mohd mu'aazullah yaakob
on 27 Dec 2016
good
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sim yoke meng
on 20 Dec 2016
EZ
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David Verrelli
on 3 Sep 2018
This user appears to have gamed the system, with fraudulent "likes" of this unremarkable solution submitted by 'sock-puppet' accounts. —DIV
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Isra
on 4 Oct 2016
how to find or how to determine "Size " for any solution ?????
the cyclist
on 5 Oct 2016
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/34754-calculate-size
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steph26
on 18 Aug 2016
excellent
Haitong Ye
on 23 Oct 2016
Great!
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Yann MONDET
on 5 Aug 2015
Test are ok on my computer with MatlabR2014a.
Why is it failed online ?
Jerry
on 13 Oct 2015
haha...I laugh....
Aditya Jain
on 1 Sep 2016
Isn't it suppose to be a function? Atleast 16a MATLAB thinks your code is a script not a function
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Star0397
on 20 Jul 2015
How can this solution code have a size of 8? It's ONE LINE!
the cyclist
on 21 Jul 2015
There is a nifty trick for reducing what seems like the shortest possible solution. I don't really want to just state the trick, as it is fun to learn or discover on your own.
If you can't figure it out, I suggest that you submit a simple problem to Cody, and look at the solutions. (They will all be viewable to you, as the problem submitter.) Someone will use the trick, almost certainly.
Mostafa
on 17 Oct 2016
So does this trick work in the actual application as well, or is it related to how Cody calculates the code size?
I mean will this "trick" actually improve the performance in Matlab env?
the cyclist
on 18 Oct 2016
No, the trick is actually fairly poor coding practice
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Aarron Erbas
on 10 May 2015
oooh yes
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Algorithm
on 29 Apr 2015
sorry i wrote that just to be able to see the solution
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Björn Skatt
on 27 Nov 2014
So wise.
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Atharva
on 23 Jan 2014
How is the size of any code reduced ??
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Patricia
on 3 Dec 2013
Can somebody explain the assert function? I have never used it.
the cyclist
on 4 Dec 2013
http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/assert.html
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Alfonso Nieto-Castanon
on 5 Aug 2013
It seems you just have to be gentle about it ;)
Danny Murphy
on 29 Aug 2013
This is a good one!
Awadhesh Srivastava
on 8 Oct 2013
entertaining question!!
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Ajit ranjan
on 8 Dec 2012
The test suite is just amazing.....
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Ganesh Kamath
on 31 Aug 2018
Awesome code!!!!1
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Claudia
on 15 May 2012
I LOVE the tests :)
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Franck Dernoncourt
on 29 Jan 2012
:)
Brandon
on 8 Jan 2013
Creative
Jan Orwat
on 10 Jun 2014
Accurate :)
yusuf tekin
on 14 May 2020
hahahaha cool
Berkcan Dogan
on 15 May 2020
good
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