Returns one of two expressions depending on a condition.
(test) : (expression1) : (expression2)
test: Any Boolean expression.
expression1: A function handle called if test is true.
expression2: A function handle called if test is false.
Example
>> a = (2 > 1) : (@() 1) : (@() 2)
a =
1
>> a = (1 > 2) : (@() 1) : (@() 2)
a =
2
The colon.m you submitted will be moved to the class folder @function_handle:
mkdir @function_handle movefile submission/colon.m @function_handle
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Good idea to write matlab code as the other language like c.
Maybe I just don't have the matlab skills for this problem, but maybe the test suite is broken which makes it impossible to solve:
%%mkdir @function_handle
The test suite has been fixed. (The initial line is no longer commented out.)
Another problem in the test suite? The 2nd line in the test suite:
movefile submission/colon.m @function_handle
gives an error:
The function colon is a built-in MATLAB function. Please use a different function name.
Fixed.