Using IF to remove upper and lower boundaries

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Tom
Tom 2012-10-29
Within a FOR loop, I can successfully implement a single IF statement to prevent either the upper or lower values from being manipulated like so:
if (theta1 > 0.7297)
continue
end
However every attempt I have made to remove both upper and lower values has failed. Can anyone explain what is wrong with this:
if (theta1 > 0.7297)
else (theta1 < -0.7297)
continue
end
Thanks.

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Arthur
Arthur 2012-10-29
So you want to continue if theta1 > 0.7297 or if theta < -0.7297? Then you could test for both in the if statement:
if (theta1 > 0.7297) || (theta1 < -0.7297)
continue
end
see http://www.mathworks.nl/help/matlab/ref/logicaloperatorselementwise.html

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Thomas
Thomas 2012-10-29
编辑：Thomas 2012-10-29
I think this is what you need
if (theta1 > 0.7297 || theta1 < -0.7297)
continue
end
You can enter both conditions in the single If statement.

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