Find the maximum value in the given matrix.
For example, if
A = [1 2 3; 4 7 8; 0 9 1];
then the answer is 9.
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I think it's best not to have a working solution already entered by default, but maybe that's just me.
@author: please remove the solution for this very easy "problem"
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I agree with Ed, the solution is already given in the problem, which defeats the purpose of it.
The solution has been removed from the default function.
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I like it
pretty good
good problem
great problem!
nice problem!
great problem
good problem!
oh ight
cool
difficult problem to start!
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Easy
This problem isn't as easy as it seems.
"The program tells me that I'm doing it wrong, even though I think my solution is correct. Can someone tell me why my solution is wrong?
This is my solution:
y = max(A,[],"all")"
I think its all good and i cant see results because I cant summit it bacause it is wrong. I would like to see some solution, there are many problems that i can solve on mathlab editor but they dont work here
@Diego the argument passed to the function is called x here, not A, so you either need to change that to A, or adjust the line of code you give to use x instead of A. Hope this helps!
@Christian Schröder, Thank you very much! That was the problem i had on every single problem. From now it will be different
This one was a little harder, but has a few different ways to figure it out.