Martha - I think that you have the write idea with your initialization of New, you just have to put it to use. Rather than New create a variable called coords as
coords = zeros(No_lam+1,1);
The above adds one to the No_lam since the subsequent for loop iterates from zero to No_lam (so No_lam + 1 points). The for loop changes just by adding a single line
for n=0:No_lam
Bi=[Bi+l];
% save Bi to the vector of coords
coords(n+1) = Bi;
end
At the end of the loop, coords contains all values from 3 to 10.
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Since all of your elements of coords are evenly spaced, then an alternative to the above code is to use the linspace function which will generate a vector of linearly spaced elements between two points
coords = linspace(B(2),E(2),No_lam+1)';
The result will be identical to that produced with the for loop, just simplified considerably.
Try the above and see what happens!
