Code in Matlab
N = 0
J = 1
M=0
while(1)
N = N+1
while rand()>N/365
N =N+1
end
M = M + N + 1
disp(J)
disp(N + 1)
disp(M/J)
N =0
J = J + 1
end
According to loop this will be indefinite loop
Greetings everyone I need of your help. Converting this basic code into matlab code in order...
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