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How to create a vector using for-end loops that contains odd integers between 1 and 100?

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Peter Babauta on 6 Oct 2016

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Edited: Phyo Pie on 22 Oct 2020

Accepted Answer: Walter Roberson

Vector Q contains the odd integer between 1 and 100

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Walter Roberson on 6 Oct 2016

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Hint: for location Index, the value is (2*Index - 1)

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Phyo Pie on 22 Oct 2020

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Edited: Phyo Pie on 22 Oct 2020

Q = [1:2:99]

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1:2:99 is a vector already. The square brackets joins all elements to a vector. It does not change anything on the data, but needs more time.

Q = 1:2:99

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Stephen23 on 22 Oct 2020

The square brackets are superfluous (you are not concatenating anything), get rid of them.

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/35676-why-not-use-square-brackets

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