Help Formatting Vector To Not Include Starting Point

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Bailey Smith
Bailey Smith 2018-6-6
评论： Bailey Smith 2018-6-6
I am trying to create a vector of linearly spaced numbers, but not including zero (but I need to start from zero).. Say I wanted five linearly spaced numbers from zero to two (and including two), but not including zero, how would I go about this? As far as I am aware, linspace always includes the starting point, right? Thank you!

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Stephen23
Stephen23 2018-6-6
N = 5;
vec = linspace(0,2,N+1);
vec = vec(2:N);
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Bailey Smith
Bailey Smith 2018-6-6
I still need it to include the end point, just not the starting point. This only gives me 4 points instead of 5.
Bailey Smith
Bailey Smith 2018-6-6
Nevermind. I see you missed the +1 on the second vector. Thank you!

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