I want to store user inputs in an array, but when a person enters a new number, the previous input gets replaced. How can I create such an array in Matlab such that I can store all inputs without replacement? I am a beginner so bear with me
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You simply need to copy the contents of the input buffer into a data struct that won't be overwritten.
Cell arrays are good for that (see the userInputs variable below) . Without better knowledge of your code, I'm guessing the user input is stored in a variable named buffer. Here's how I would do it:
% a new buffer comes in
userInputs{iInput} = buffer;
iInput = iInput + 1;
% keep looking for more inputs
Good luck!
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Umer Farooq
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If you want a numeric matrix here is an example:
n = 2; %# number of rows
m = 3; %# number of columns
out = zeros(n,m); %# the output
k = 1; %# counter
while k <= n*m
x = input('Enter a number or Enter to stop: ');
if isempty(x)
break
else
out(k)=x;
end
k=k+1;
end
disp(xx)
