How do I add 0 after every value in a vektor

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Luqas Lundahl 2022-2-25

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So i have to add 0 after every value in a vektor. The vektor is decided by the user and im trying to use 'for' in the solution.

for example if my vektor is v=[3,5,2,7] the new vektor should be u=[3,0,5,0,2,0,7,0]

what ive come up with so far, i don't know how to use the 'for' command and im trying to learn

v=input('add a vektor of your choosing: ');

u=zeros(1,2*length(v));

for

????

end

disp(['The new vektor is [' num2str(u) ']'])

so far i tried replacing the ?? with

n=1:2:length(v);

v(n)=u;

but got the error msg "Unable to perform assignment because the left and right sides have a different number of elements."

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Walter Roberson 2022-2-25

Hint:

v(1) gets written to u(1)

v(2) gets written to u(3)

v(3) gets written to u(5)

so each increment by 1 in the index of v, results in an increment by 2 in the index of u

u(2*n + something) = v(n)

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Answer 1

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Try this:

v=[3,5,2,7]; 
for k = 1 : length(v)
    index = (k-1) * 2 + 1;
    u(index) = v(k);
end
% Add final trailing 0
u(end+1) = 0 % Show in command window.
u = 1×8
     3     0     5     0     2     0     7     0

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Luqas Lundahl 2022-2-25

That worked! Thank you so much!

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This works without a loop.

v = [3,5,2,7];

Now append a 2nd row with zeros:

v = [v; zeros(size(v))];
% Or equivalently:
v(2, :) = 0;

Remember, that Matlab stores values of arrays in column order. Then:

v(:)

is almost what you want to get. Just transpose it.

Alternative is to create a vectore of zeros in the wanted length:

w = zeros(1, numel(v) * 2);

Now fill the indices 1:2:numel(w) with the elements of v. There is no need for a loop and your "n=1:2:length(v); v(n)=u;" is almost correct.

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Luqas Lundahl 2022-2-25

Thanks you for the answer! However, I'm specifically using 'for' because i want to learn how it works so i can use it more efficiently in the future, so i want my code to include it! If you can help me i would really appriciate it!

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