Displaying least assigned value
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I need to know of a function that can choose the least value in the difference command and display its variable name.
My code runs something like:
diff=mod((var1-var2),3)
if diff==2
disp(%the name of the variable which has the lower value)
end
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Jan
2013-10-17
It is a bad programming practice to let the names of the variables carry information, which is used for the processing. Mixing the program and the processing values violates the idea of an abstract algorithm.
Therefore I recommend:
V(1).value = 6;
V(1).name = 'variable1';
V(2).value = 1;
V(2).name = 'variable2';
Value = [V.value];
if mod(Value(1) - Value(2), 3) == 2
[dummy, index] = min(Value);
fprintf('%s is the smaller variable', V(index).name);
end
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sixwwwwww
2013-10-16
Dear Taimur Saleem,
Here is the code which do it:
var1 = 6;
var2 = 1;
difference = mod((var1 - var2),3);
if difference == 2
if var1 < var2
disp('var1 is smaller variable')
else
disp('var2 is smaller variable')
end
end
I hope it helps
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