MATLAB for Engineers - Introduction to for Loops (Part 4 of 4): Combining Loops and Logic

A for loop is a loop structure for repeating a calculation a pre-defined number of times. In this video, we will combine loops and logic by nesting the conditional statements if, elseif, and else inside of a for loop to generate a plot. First, I'll introduce you to the problem. Then, we'll walk through a flow chart to demonstrate how the conditional statements dictate the path that the program takes. Finally, we'll solve the problem in the MATLAB programming environment.

If you are unfamiliar with for loops and how they can be used to perform scalar operations, I'd recommend watching Parts 1 and 2 of the series. If you are unfamiliar with working with arrays or array indexing inside of a for loop then I would recommend checking out Part 3. Links to Parts 1 through 3 can be found below.

The background music in the intro and outro was written and produced by Michael J Calamas for the exclusive use of David Calamas.

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[omerbozkurt]

Can you share exercises about for loop? I checked many websites to solve exercises but didn't find one. If you can share, I will so happy. Thank you for your good explanation. I hope, you will better in the future.

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[moradalmdar]

Hi loove your videos and explination, but i'm windering, how come you didnt insilize the array, in this example x = [-10, how did matlab notice it was an array??