input -> matrix (n*m) with at least one element equal to NaN; output -> matrix(p*m), the same matrix where we deleted the entire line containing NaN;
Additional test cases have been added.
you can use find function... easy
function y = removeNaN(x)
[n m] = size(x);
for i = 1 : n
maxx = max(isnan(x(i,:)));
if maxx ~= 1
y = (x(i,:))
end
end
What is Wrong With THis Code CAn SomeOne Tell ME
It looks like y will return only the last non-NaN row, instead of collecting all of them.
Very nice!!
This solution doesn't necessarily work if there are any Inf elements in the matrix. Perhaps it would be best to add a test case where that is the case.
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