Function with two outputs only giving one output

function [C K] = FTOCK (degreeF)
%FTOCK converts degrees reading in farenheit to celcius and then kelvin
degreeF;
C=(degreeF-32)/1.8;
K=(degreeF+459.67)/1.8;


%fprintf('%.1f degrees in Farenheit Translates to %.2f degrees Celcius and %.2f degrees Kelvin\n',degreeF,C,K);
end

I do not know why this only outputs the calculated Celsius degree, K is clearly within the brackets.

[Brian Wells]

I want two outputs. Coded like this it only outputs the Celsius

Answer 1

[Xingwang Yong]

Apparently, the code is right.

I assume you are new to matlab.

You should use

[C K] = FTOCK (degreeF)

to receive two outputs instead of

c = FTOCK (degreeF)

[Brian Wells]

I did use [C K] and can only get the function to output C

[Xingwang Yong]

That is weird, maybe your matlab installation is unsuccessful. You can run this snippet on other computers or matlab online, it should work on any matlab release.

[Walter Roberson]

When you used

[C K] = FTOCK (degreeF)

then was there an error message, such as there not being enough outputs?

If not, then what happened when you

disp(C)
disp(K)