How can I define f for 0=<x=<1000? I know that we can say x=[0:increment:1000], but I am looking for something that can be defined as continuous form of f rather than discrete points.

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Hadi Naderiallaf 2018-5-17

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Hello,

How can I define f for 0=<x=<1000? I know that we can say x=[0:increment:1000], but I am looking for something that can be defined as continuous form of f rather than discrete points.

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KALYAN ACHARJYA 2018-5-17

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For computer everything considered as discrete. Whatever the space separation is very very small or some value. Here it has infinite computation, how you deal with the numbers.

Hadi Naderiallaf 2018-5-17

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Majid Farzaneh 2018-5-17

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Hi, There is no way to define something continues in computer. All the signals store as discrete. Because a continues signal has infinite points and we have not infinite storage. You can take increment very small like 0.00001. When you use a command like plot, the result presented as continues.