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Help, answers showing in command prompt even though semicolon is used in
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strugglinscientist |
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Help, answers showing in command prompt even though semicolon is used in if statement |
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Tue, 30 Aug 2011 17:09:25 -0700 (PDT) |
What am I doing wrong? I do not want to be shown the answers
Here is my code
if(amIOne==1 && amITwo==2 && amIThree==3)
{
dataForZero=[dataForZero dataQZero];
dataForOne=[dataForOne dataQOne];
}
end
Which results in the following in the octave prompt
ans=
{
[1,1]=-709
[2,1]=-452
}
Yet if I have the following code anywhere outside the if statement
dataForZero=[dataForZero dataQZero];
dataForOne=[dataForOne dataQOne];
The answers are NOT posted to my prompt. How can I leave those inside the if
statement and not have the answers show up in my prompt? Running through a
lot of data...
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