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How to discover where code ends.
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function days = day_diff( M1,D1,M2, D2 ) %DAY_DIFF Summary of this function goes here % Detailed explanation goes here if M1 ~= 1 && M1 ~= 2 && M1 ~=3 && M1 ~= 4 && M1 ~= 5 && M1~=6 && M1~=7 && M1~=8 && M1~=9 && M1~=10 && M1~=11 && M1 ~= 12 days = -1; return; end if M2 ~= 1 && M2 ~= 2 && M2 ~=3 && M2 ~= 4 && M2 ~= 5 && M2~=6 && M2~=7 && M2~=8 && M2~=9 && M2~=10 && M2~=11 && M2 ~= 12 days = -1; return; end if D1 > 31 || D1 < 1 days = -1; return; end if D2>31 || D2<1 days = -1 return; end
if M1 ==1 || M1 ==2 || M1 ==3 || M1 ==4 if D1 <1 || D1 >30 days = -1; return; end end if M2 ==1 || M2 ==2 ||M2 ==3 || M2 ==4 if D2 <1 || D2 >30 days = -1; return; end end total =0; if M2<M1 for count=M2+1:M1-1 if M1==4 ||M1==6||M1==9||M1==11 add = 30; else add = 31; end total = total + add; end end if M2<M1 if M2 == 4 || M2 == 9 || M2 == 11 || M2==6 diff = 30-D2; else diff = 31-D2; end end
if M1<M2 if M1 == 4 || M1 == 9 || M1 == 11 || M1==6 diff = 30-D1; else diff = 31-D1; end end total =0; if M2>M1 for count=M1+1:M2-1 if count == 4 || count == 9 || count == 11 || count==6 days2 = 30; else days2 = 31; end total = total + days2; end end if M1>M2 for count=M2+1:M1-1 if count == 4 || count == 9 || count== 11 ||count==6 days2 = 30; else days2 = 31; end total = total+days2; end
if M1 > M2 days = total + diff + D1; else days = total + diff + D2; end
end
How do I discover where Matlab believes this code ends? Its telling me I assign no value to "days" in the code, but I do at the end.
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Stephen23
2016-11-27
编辑:Stephen23
2016-11-27
This code is a good example of why badly formatted code causes so many problems. When the code is indented properly, then some problems become much clearer. Open the code in the MATLAB editor, select all of the code, and then click ctrl+i. This will align and indent the code using MATLAB's normal rules. It will also make it clear that your if's and end's in the last two if blocks are not matching as you think they are. Using consistent formatting will make finding the problem easier.
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David Goodmanson
2016-11-27
Hello DJ, Looks like your very last 'end' statement needs to be moved up about half a dozen lines so it goes with the second-to-last 'if M1>M2' block. Right now if M1<=M2, the last 'if M1>M2' block never happens.
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