Skipping Iterations in a For Loop

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Scott Banks
Scott Banks 2023-7-23
评论： Voss 2023-7-23
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Hi there, I have a vector
FEM = [-16 16 -18 12 -6 6]
FEM = 1×6
-16 16 -18 12 -6 6
I want to add together (16 + -16), (-18 +_16). (12-18) and (6 + -6)
I have been trying to use a for loop with the code:
for i = 1:6-1
FEM(i+1) + FEM(i)
end
ans = 0
ans = -2
ans = -6
ans = 6
ans = 0
However, from this I get one extra value that I do not want as shown, which is postive 6. What I really want is just [0 -2 -6 0].
I did a quick look up and came across the 'continue' function which should skip an iteration. So I set up the code like this:
for i = 1:6-1
FEM(i+1) + FEM(i)
if i ==3
continue
end
end
ans = 0
ans = -2
ans = -6
ans = 6
ans = 0
but look, I still get the five values instead of the four!
Could somebody help please?
Many thanks in advance!

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Voss
Voss 2023-7-23
Ran in:
Basically you have to put the continue before the stuff you want to skip.
FEM = [-16 16 -18 12 -6 6];
for i = 1:6-1
if i ==3
continue
end
FEM(i+1) + FEM(i)
end
ans = 0
ans = -2
ans = 6
ans = 0

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Torsten
Torsten 2023-7-23
编辑：Torsten 2023-7-23
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FEM = [-16 16 -18 12 -6 6];
n = numel(FEM);
for i = 1:n-3
FEM(i+1) + FEM(i)
end
ans = 0
ans = -2
ans = -6
FEM(end) + FEM(end-1)
ans = 0

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