Why Does numel() Accept More than One Argument?

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Paul
Paul 2024-5-24
评论： Paul 2024-5-24
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@doc:numel indicates that the function accepts only a single argument. But it can be called with more than one argument and it returns a result.
which numel(rand(3),rand(5))
built-in (/MATLAB/toolbox/matlab/elmat/@double/numel) % double method
numel(rand(3),rand(5)) % return numel of the second argument?
ans = 25
which numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4))
built-in (/MATLAB/toolbox/matlab/elmat/@double/numel) % double method
numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4)) % returns ?
ans = 400

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Animesh
Animesh 2024-5-24
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Hey @Paul,
When the numel function in MATLAB is called with more than one input argument, it returns the product of number of elements in the parameters after the first.
Hence the following code snippet returns 400, i.e. "numel ( rand ( 5 ) ) * numel ( rand ( 4 ) )":
numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4))
ans = 400
numel(rand(5)) * numel(rand(4))
ans = 400
You can refer the following MATLAB Answer for more information:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/864095

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