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Front 1

else cannot _______

the else is only needed if__________

Back 1

check a condition…knows last condition is false

there are statements to execute is condition is false.

Front 2

___________ key will interrupt (stop) a MatLab code that is running.

Back 2

Holding the <Ctrl> key while you press the <c>

Front 3

Use_______to realign statements in code

Back 3

>Text>Smart Indent

Front 4

When do you use Nested ifs?

Back 4

Used when you need to check a second condition only if the first condition is true.

Front 5

When do you use else ifs?

Back 5

Used when you need to check a second condition if the first condition is false.

Front 6

logical “1” = true “0” = false

& AND x > 4.0 & x < 8.0 ( 4.0<=x<8.0)

Back 6

returns a logical “1” when both
conditions are true and “0” otherwise

Front 7

logical “1” = true “0” = false

| OR x < 6.0 | x > 12.0

Back 7

returns a logical “1” if either or both conditions are true and “0” otherwise

Front 8

logical “1” = true “0” = false

~ NOT ~ ( x > 0.0)

Back 8

returns a logical “1” when the condition evaluates as false and a “0” when the condition evaluates as true

Front 9

We used stacked ifs:
To determine the units on the temperature entered first
To determine if TF = TC. but
To check if TF is greater than, equal to, or less than TC we can’t just add more stacked ifs, we need to use a nested or elseif structure.

Back 9

Using elseif:

if abs(Tcomp-TC)<=0.05
fprintf(‘TF=TC’)
elseif Tcomp>TC
fprintf(‘TF>TC’)
else
fprintf(‘TF<TC’)
end

Front 10

When are stacked ifs used?

Back 10

Stacked if structures are used when decisions are independent of each other

Front 11

When are Nested ifs/elseif used?

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Nested if (and elseif) structures are used when a dependency between the conditions can be identified.
The elseif structure works especially well for sorting.

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What are Uses for repetition structures?

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-Repeating a calculation for a number of values
-Accessing elements of a vector/matrix in turn
-Incrementing a value (counting)
-Computing the sum of a user specified number of values entered one at a time
-Creating a table

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What do you use for the repetition loop?

Back 13

Repetition using the for loop

Front 14

J = 1:1:10
what does each thingi stand for?

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J = control variable
1 = initial value
1 = increment
10 = number of times program should be run
This controls the number of repetitions of the loop.

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For Loop Examples

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- User control of Start, Step, and Stop values
- Creating a table
- Creating/storing and Using Vectors
- Calculating an average (summing entered values)
- Plotting point by point