Incredibly confusing. You have an array like?
f = (1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0)
First, that is not an array. This is an array:
f = [1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0]
Ok, a minor point, and sort of irrlevant. But if you want to use MATLAB, then learn to use MATLAB.
But now you say you have no numbers "lined up"? What does lined up mean to you? You give an example of a vector where it is not obvious why that vector is different from what you showed first.
Ok, maybe I can look at your code. But that is even more confusing.
kiek = 0;
So kiek is a SCALAR variable. In fact, nothing you do to it makes kiek into a vector or array. But how do you use it? You test the RANGE of kiek. Seriously?
In MATLAB, the function range applies to a vector or array. It computes the maximum of the vector, and subtracts the minimum. As such, range, when applied to a scalar variable, will ALWAYS return 0. For example:
range(12)
ans =
0
Now, again, how do you use it?
if range(kiek) == 3000
Yup, you perform a test that ALWAYS returns false. Not sure why, but you do.
