What is meaning of NaN+NaNi?

I wrote and run a program, where the output resulted is "NaN+NaNi" . I need to know the meaning of "NaN+NaNi" and thus kindly guide me to correct it.

Answer 1

[SlipperyGnome]

Hey Antony Aravind,

MATLAB represents values that are not real or complex numbers with a special value called NaN which means 'Not a Number'. This means you are probably evaluating expressions like 0/0 or inf/inf or so on.

Similarly, when you have a complex number, the displayed values are real numbers + the complex part + 'i'. There must be some invalid expressions usage in the complex part of your program too.

Hope this helps!