Automatic numbering for a cleaner code
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Dear all,
I have a part of my code that I would like to clean a bit and make it more user friendly:
A = initvals(1);
B = initvals(2);
C = initvals(3);
D = initvals(4);
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The variables A, B, C, D etc (I have 200 variables) are calling the values stocked into "initvals". How can I automise this by avoiding having 200 lines for all variables and having an automatic numbering inside initvals (not having to do it by hand for each variables)?
Thank you!
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John D'Errico
2023-2-21
This sort of thing always leads to problems. Yes, you want to have all 200 variables created for you on the fly. It is always a bad idea.
Stephen23
2023-2-21
"How can I automise this by avoiding having 200 lines for all variables..."
Use a loop and one container array (e.g. a cell array).
"... and having an automatic numbering inside initvals"
Use a loop. Loops are a very basic feature of MATLAB (and every other language), and are introduced here:
"I have a part of my code that I would like to clean a bit and make it more user friendly... The variables A, B, C, D etc (I have 200 variables).."
And therein lies the unavoidable contradiction:
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Walter Roberson
2023-2-21
ic = num2cell(initvals);
[A, B, C, D etc] = deal(ic{:}) ;
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