Function calls of both script and Inline variety

i am creating a code where i need a 2d and 3d matrix , then i each one to be manipulated. which i did fine, not i need to call both scipts and inline variety. i am have trouble but here is my code. any help?

clear all;
close all;
clc;

disp('The 2D matrix is:')
A = [0 11 2; 1 1 5; 1 17 8]
A(:,:,2) = [10 11 12; 13 14 15; 16 17 18]
 % display matrix A 2D Matrix

 disp('The 3D matrix is:')
B = cat(3,A,[10 13 4; 0 9 8; 5 3 7])
 % display matrix B 3D Matrix
 
disp('Matrix B permutated:')
 C = permute(B,[3 2 1])
 
 
 disp('Matrix A transposed:')
 D = flip(A)
 

 funct1=inline ('D+C^x','x'))
 
 
 
 

i get the following errors

Error using vectorize
Too many input arguments.

Error in displayfunction (line 21)
 funct1=inline (vectorize('x^2','x'))
 
displayfunction
Error: File: displayfunction.m Line: 21 Column: 29
Invalid expression. When calling a function or indexing a variable, use parentheses. Otherwise, check for mismatched delimiters.
 

[Stephen23]

funct1=inline ('D+C^x','x'))

Note the unmatched parentheses and that this line does not match what the error message shows.

The top of of the inline documentation states in bold:

"inline is not recommended. Use Anonymous Functions instead."

You should follow the advice given in the MATLAB documentation and avoid outdated, almost obsolete inline.

[Keisteria Battle]

I have to learn to use the inline function for a project but removing a parentheses helped . Thank you.

[Steven Lord]

I have to learn to use the inline function for a project

Unless that project is to convert some older code that uses inline to use anonymous functions instead, I'd push back on whomever is asking you to use inline. In particular, what you're trying to do is very difficult with inline but basically trivial with anonymous functions.

A = 2;
B = 3;
C = @(x) A*x.^B;
C(5) % 2*5^3 = 250

Answer 1

[madhan ravi]

There’s one additional “)” in the inline(...) function. Remove it.

[Keisteria Battle]

thank you .

[madhan ravi]

Also make note of Stephan comment above as well. A useful comment.