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hi i have to create a function that allows me to create a char array containing a column of tot number, and then substitute all numbers containing 7 or that can be divided by 7 with the word 'boom'.
i have to use for loop,if else and mod.
function cellarrayN = ex8_1boom(N)
n=1:N
n=mod(n,7)
n=n(:)
celln=num2str(n)
for j=1:N
if celln(celln==0)
i dont know how to go on
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Jan
on 26 Dec 2020
The question is not clear yet. A "char array" is a bad idea, mayve you mean a vector of strings or a cell string? What is "tot number"? Where are numbers coming from? Please post the original text of the question to reduce ambiguities.
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Jan
on 26 Dec 2020
As fas as I understand, you should create a cell array. Then do this:
cellarrayN = cell(1, N);
Maybe this cell should contain the numbers from 1 to N:
for k = 1:N
cellarrayN{k} = k;
end
Then instead of k the cell should contain the char vector 'boom', if the number is divisable by 7 or contains a 7:
s = sprintf('%g', k);
if any(s == '7') || rem(k, 7) == 0
...
end
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