How would you find the missing dates. This code only gives one of the missing dates

In your Workspace, variable "Date" contains the date information corresponding to each data point. However, several dates may be missing from the dataset. For the house you have picked, does the dataset contain all the dates from January 1, 2018 to March 31, 2018? Write code to count the total number of missing dates, display message(s) to present ALL missing dates for the house you have picked. Use a "for loop". Some code has been provided for you to get started, fix the code as mentioned to get correct results for missing dates. Refer to zyBook Challenge Activity 18.6.2 for a similar task.

t1=datetime(2018,1,1);% January 1, 2018, the starting date. "datetime" is a MATLAB built-in function.
t2=datetime(2018,3,31);% March 31, 2018, the ending date. "datetime" is a MATLAB built-in function.
t=t1:caldays(1):t2;% Variable "t" now contains all the dates from January 1, 2018 to March 31, 2018. "caldays" is a MATLAB built-in function.
DateMissing=datetime([],[],[]);% Creating a variable to store the missing dates for later use. "datetime" is a MATLAB built-in function.

for i=1:1:1length(t)% FIX ME
    if ~any(Date==t(i))
        DateMissing=[DateMissing,t(i)]% FIX ME
    end
end

[Rik]

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[Jay Bhagyesh Purohit]

this is a homework question and I don't know if I would get plagerism for asking over here

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[Jay Bhagyesh Purohit]

thanks

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[Rik]

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