Using if statement inside a function,I didn't understand why the error is coming,why I am unable to use the values of x & y inside the if loop
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function O = help(~,~)
i=input('Value of i:');
j=input('Value of j:');
O = y(i,j);
function g=y(x,y)
if(x==y)
{
k = rem(x,2);
s = log2( (y - k) );
g = 2^(-s);
}
else
{
g=0;
}
end
return;
end
return;
end
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Walter Roberson
2013-3-11
There is no such thing as an "if loop". The body of an "if" is executed exactly once (or not at all), whereas a "loop" would continue executing the body until some condition was met.
Jan
2013-3-11
Please post the error message.
Be sure not to shadow the important Matlab function help by your function. This would be a very bad idea.
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Vishal Rane
2013-3-11
Curly braces for the if-else statement are not required.
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Jan
2013-3-11
As Vishal Rane has said already: remove the curly braces in the IF-block. They are not only not required, but even an error, because curly braces create a cell array.
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