Error: Too many output arguments
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Hi. In my main M script I have:
x = 0:50;
y = 0:50;
[X,Y] = meshgrid(x,y);
P = P_fn(X,Y);
in my function I have:
function P_fn(x,y)
P = <some equation involving both terms x and y>
end
when I run it I get the error:
>> P = P_fn(X,Y);
Error using P_fn
Too many output arguments.
Can functions only output one calculation and output? My equation works just fine if I use it in the main M script.
Thanks for reading
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Star Strider
2017-5-14
The error is because you did not define the function with outputs.
Try this:
function P = P_fn(x,y)
P = <some equation involving both terms x and y>
end
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Alex Vasin
2017-5-14
Star Strider
2017-5-14
My pleasure.
You can still have ‘P’ display to the Command Window by simply removing the semicolon from the end of this line:
P = P_fn(X,Y)
If my Answer helped you solve your problem, please Accept it!
Hadjer BEN BRAHIM
2021-9-14
Please help me with my problem :
function a = myRand
a = 10*rand(3,4);
end
--------------
When I ran it
myRand ( it shows up)
Then I want to assign the result to a variable b :
b = myRand
And there is an error :
Error using myRand
Too many output arguments.
This should be a new Question.
b = myRand
function a = myRand
a = 10*rand(3,4);
end
That said, it works for me, so problem solved!
.
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Bartomeu Serra Gonzalez
2021-11-4
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Mi función es la siguiente:
y a la hora de ejecutar, en un scrip:
me aparece el error:
¿Porqué?
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Star Strider
2021-11-4
The ‘f’ function does not return anything, although the anonymous function within it does.
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