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clc
clear all
close all
x=input('Enter x: ');
if(x<=0)
error('x is less than 0 where function is undefined');
elseif(x<1)
warning('f(x) will be less than 0');
fprintf('ln(x)=%f\n',log(x));
else
fprintf('ln(x)=%f\n',log(x));
end
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