In the "Section 5 - Further Practice" of MATLAB Onramp, it is stated that, "Indices can be non-consecutive numbers. Try extracting the first, third, and sixth elements of density.". How to do it ?

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Anushka Tilekar 2020-5-27

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回答： Renad Saad 2020-11-12

In the "Section 5 - Further Practice" of MATLAB Onramp, it is stated that, "Indices can be non-consecutive numbers. Try extracting the first, third, and sixth elements of density.". How to do it ?

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John D'Errico 2020-5-27

What does this do?

[1 3 6]

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Lan Lou 2020-9-1

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You would use:

p=density([1 3 6],:)

p=density([1 3 6],end)

p=density([1 3 6],1)

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Jon Wagner 2020-9-18

p=density([1 3 6],1) is correct. this gives the 1st 3rd and 6th element of column 1. since elements start at the top of the first column and move down, then to top of next column.