Having difficulty performing symbolic integral

In my code the part im trying to calculate A0 , A1,A2 and zerolift i get the following error

Error using sym/subsindex (line 836)
Invalid indexing or function definition. Indexing must follow
MATLAB indexing. Function arguments must be symbolic variables,
and function body must be sym expression.

Error in sym/subsref (line 881)
 R_tilde = builtin('subsref',L_tilde,Idx);
Error in TEST2 (line 10)
A=int(dzdx,tetan,0,pi);"

please someone help me.

Thank you,

my code is below

zc= 0.48*xc*(xc-1)^2;%change
dzdx=diff(zc,xc);%change
xc=0.5*(1-cos(tetan));
dzdx=(12*xc*(2*xc - 2))/25 + (12*(xc - 1)^2)/25;

%A0
A=int(dzdx,tetan,0,pi);
int=A/pi;
Anot=alpha-(A)
%A1
n=1

   B=int(dzdx*(cos(1*tetan)),tetan,0,pi);%first part
    A1=(2/pi)*(B)
  %A2
  n=2
  C=int(dzdx*(cos(2*tetan)),tetan,0,pi);%first part
    A2=(2/pi)*(C)
  %zerolift
  D=int((cos(tetan)-1)*dzdx,tetan,0,pi)
  alphaZ=(-1/pi)*D;

Answer 1

[Amy]

Faraz, I think you are running into this issue because of the following line:

int = A/pi;

Then you run into an error the next time you try calling the int function because it is " shadowed". Try renaming that variable something else and you should no longer run into the same error.

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/373438-having-difficulty-performing-symbolic-integral#comment_517104

As I said then, do not use int as a variable name. I suggested replacement code there.