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The document outlines a strategy for solving MATLAB loop problems, emphasizing the importance of breaking down the question, writing it out, and typing it in MATLAB. It suggests using flow charts and debugging techniques such as break-points to enhance understanding and accuracy. The content is derived from a textbook and is intended for educational purposes at York University.

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Day10_Loop_Example_v2

The document outlines a strategy for solving MATLAB loop problems, emphasizing the importance of breaking down the question, writing it out, and typing it in MATLAB. It suggests using flow charts and debugging techniques such as break-points to enhance understanding and accuracy. The content is derived from a textbook and is intended for educational purposes at York University.

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Example of a Loop Problem

Dr. James Andrew Smith, PhD PEng

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From Ch. 4 of the 2012 ed of the Stormy Attaway textbook

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Most well-written textbook problems are written
so that you should use the following strategy:
• Look at each sentence or sentence fragment
• Identify what aspect of MATLAB would fit the
Step 1: Break best
down the • Use Google for keywords
question
• Using a pencil, write it down.
• Write down the “script” (it’s usually a script) on
paper
• Draw a flow chart, if it helps

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Step 1: Break
down the
question

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Step 1: Break
down the
question

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Step 1: Break
down the
question

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Step 1: Break
down the
question

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Step 1: Break
down the
question

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Step 2:
Write it out
on paper

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Step 3:
Type it up in MATLAB

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Step 4:
“Debug” using break-points

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