c = input("Number of columns to print : ") % Taking user
input
n = input("Number of intervals to print : ")
while (n>0) % while loop to repeat number of intervals
for i = c:-1:1 % for loop to print first half of the
pattern
for j = 1:i
fprintf('*')
end
fprintf('\n')
end
for i = 2:c % for loop to print second half of the pattern
for j = 1:i
fprintf('*')
end
fprintf('\n')
end
n = n-1 ; % decreasing interval count for evary iteration
end
7) Use MATLAB to create a pattern such as the one below in the command window....
How do I solve using Matlab?
Use MATLAB to create a pattern such as the one below in the command window. Prompt the user to enter the max number of columns and number of intervals ran. In the left figure, the user selected 10 max columns and one interval. In the right figure, the user selected 5 max columns and two intervals. The program should run for n max columns and n number of intervals. **** ***** ***** *****
MATLAB QUESTION
8) Create a program that first prompts the user to enter any two numbers. Then prompt the user again to input as many numbers as they choose. Stop the program by inputting-1. Then, display the largest number and second largest number in the command window once the user kills the program. The built-in max function cannot be used. The figure below is an example of what the command window should look like when the code is ran. First...
create perl script to check all command arguments. Display the argument one by one (use a for loop). If there is no argument provided, remind users about the mistake create perl script to create the following directory structure in a directory of user’s choice. The user can supply this input as an argument; if not, prompt the user to enter one from the command line. (User selected existing directory) -->Data -->Image -->Cache
please solve the Program USING MATLAB. do not do #2. write in
details for the command lines.
Make sure the program runs and also completely does what it
askes please
Write a Matlab program that displays on the screen checkerboard patterns comprising of two alternating_colors to be selected by the user. Your program MUST use as the checkerboard unit pattern a SQUARE INSCRIBED INSIDE A CIRCLE with unit pattern width and checkerboard dimension also to be inputted by the user....
Programming in C: Using a nested for loop create the pattern below. Prompt the user for the height (number of rows) and width (number of characters per line) for pattern A. You may use any number for height and width, just as long as the basic pattern is preserved. Call a function to print the pattern. This function receives the height and width as inputs (parameters) but does not return a value. Make use of an if structure to instruct...
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Develop a complete java program that produces a square pattern of asterisks and spaces. First prompt the user for the size of the pattern, then use for loops to print out the pattern. If the user enters a value that is not a number your program's behavior is arbitrary. For non-positive values your program should print nothing and end normally. Your program should work for input values up to the width of the terminal window. Examples for the first 6...
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Please show matlab editor and command window
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