Using the enter key to input multiple values for one variable

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Alexandra Philip 2020-7-15

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评论： Alexandra Philip 2020-7-15

I am having some difficulty in obtaining a solution to change this previous code that I had splitting the multiple values with commas:

Acceldata=input('What are your accel values?( Separated by commas and from 0 deg to 270 deg)','s')
outA=regexp(Acceldata,',','split');
outAccel=outA(1:end);

I would like to modify this code, so after the user inputs their first value then hit the enter key, and then the input(Acceldata) appears again then they can enter their second value, hit the enter key and so on. I would then like the output of the input to be the values on different lines after being entered and stored.

Any suggestions or resolutions to apply?

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Stephen23 2020-7-15

You will need to use a loop. What do you want the user to enter to exit this cycle?

Alexandra Philip 2020-7-15

After the user enters 4 values will they be able to exit the cycle.

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Fangjun Jiang 2020-7-15

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outAccel=zeros(4,1)
for k=1:4
outAccel(k)=input('What are your accel value/');
end

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Fangjun Jiang 2020-7-15

outAccel as defined in above code is arry, not cell array. Use outAccel(1), not outAccel{1}. It is one-dimentional array so no need to use outAccel(1,1)

Alexandra Philip 2020-7-15