Question

Create a conditional statement (ex: x=3; y=5; z=x>y). If the conditional statement equals 0, display ‘false’, and if it equals 1, display ‘true’. Use a switch-case to make the decision. Change the conditional statement so that both ‘true’ and ‘false’ are tested.

USING MATLAB

Answer 1

x=3;
y=5;
z=x>y;
switch z
case {0}
fprintf("false");
case {1}
fprintf("true");
otherwise
fprintf('\nYou have given a wrong input\n')
end

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SEE OUTPUT

1 X=3; 2 y=5; 3 Z=x>y; 4 switch z 5 case {0} 6 fprintf("false"); 7 case {1} 8 fprintf("true"); 9 otherwise 10 fprintf('\nYou have given a wrong input\n') 11 end Execute Mode, Version, Inputs & Arguments Result CPU Time: 0.08 sec(s), Memory: 40244 kilobyte(s) false

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