Using Function to test height allowed on ride
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Many rides in amusement parks require riders to be a certain minimum height. Assume the minimum height is 48” for a ride. Write and test a function to determine whether the rider is tall enough.
MY CODE:
function [ans] = ride(height)
if (height<48)
height = 'no';
else
height = 'yes';
end
clear
clc
addpath('Library')
height = input('Whats your height: ');
ans = ride(height);
if strcmpi(ans, 'no')
disp('You cant ride')
elseif strcmpi (ans, 'yes')
disp('not yet')
end
I had very similar code to a classmate and wondering why it will not work? the error that occurs is "output argument "ans (and maybe others) not assigned during call to "ride"."
just wondering if anyone can help with this?
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Geoff Hayes
2019-12-9
Payton - where in your function, do you assign the result to ans
function [ans] = ride(height)
if (height<48)
height = 'no';
else
height = 'yes';
end
I think that you want to assign 'no' and 'yes' to ans instead of overwriting height. I would consider returning a boolean instead of yes/no strings.
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