How do you store all return values from a while loop in a vector in matlab ?

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Harshita Jain
Harshita Jain 2016년 4월 26일
편집: jgg 2016년 4월 27일
I have this for now, but unfortunately it only stores the latest value of choice_breakfast.
while breakfast_choicerep == 'Y' || breakfast_choicerep == 'y'
choice_breakfast = menu('What do you eat for breakfast?',breakfast_items);
vector_choice_breakfast = [choice_breakfast]
breakfast_choicerep = input('Did you eat anything else for brekfast? (Y/N): ', 's');
end

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jgg
jgg 2016년 4월 26일

You can just store it as a vector:

 vector_choice_breakfast  = cell(1000,1);
 count = 1;
 while breakfast_choicerep == 'Y' | breakfast_choicerep == 'y'
    choice_breakfast = menu('What do you eat for breakfast?',breakfast_items);
    vector_choice_breakfast(count) = choice_breakfast;
    count = count + 1;
    breakfast_choicerep = input('Did you eat anything else for brekfast? (Y/N): ', 's');
end

The only issue is that you have to make sure you handle what happens when more than 1000 breakfast items are eaten, which could involve throwing an error and handling it (say by resizing the vector) or simply disallowing more output.

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Harshita Jain
Harshita Jain 2016년 4월 27일
The vector_choice_breakfast = cell(1000,1); is what's causing the error. so i just left it as an empty array to begin with: vector_choice_breakfast = []; But now, it's not adding the first value i calculate for choice_breakfast before i started the while loop.
jgg
jgg 2016년 4월 27일
편집: jgg 2016년 4월 27일
Try changing the brackets in the assignment instead:
vector_choice_breakfast{count} = choice_breakfast;
I thought you were saving character arrays, not floats.

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