How to store values in an array from a loop

I am trying to store the values of i after each iteration into the tseArray. For example, I am trying to store the first value, 730374, into the array, and then the next value, (730374+543.4) into the next value. I then would like to be able to display the values of tseArray after the loop. There should be 150 iterations between my starting value and ending value, hence the zeros array for allocation purposes. However, I am having some trouble as I can't seem to figure out how to add and create values to append to that array. All help is appreciated, thank you.

    tseArray = zeros(1,150);
    for i = 730374:543:811824
        date(i) = tseArray;
        tseArray = date(i);
    end;
    disp(tseArray)

Answer 1

[dpb]

"...store first value, 730374, into the array, and then the next value, (730374+543.4) into the next value."

tseArray=[730374:543:811824];

But, the next value is not 543.4 difference from first; it's 543 days precisely.

If the 0.4 isn't a typo, then need to define what it is you're actually wanting for certain.

It is much "more better" to build date vectors using the increment of whatever time interval you want as integer to avoid potential floating point roundoff such that the resulting dates will be found reliably using native time functions.

Also, date numbers have been deprecated; use the new datetime class object instead.

[Jan]

You can omit the square brackets around a vector. ;-)

[dpb]

Yes you can; I like them simply as visual cue, however...despite the nagging editor... :)

[Stephen23]

That is a rather misleading visual clue: nothing is being concatenated!

[dpb]

Unnecessary, yes. "Misleading?" HOW???

The list inside the [] is concatenated (with itself if nothing else). :)

Again, it's a personal preference of nearly 30 yr practice; don't suspect I'll change it any time soon... :) The RHS just looks lonely to me w/o the comfort of the braces around it...

ADDENDUM

Could use () rather than [], but that's a case of the fingers are already trained so it's automatic when typing; would have to go back and re-edit virtually every time if were to try to teach the old dog... :)