Problem 43665. Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 2)

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Oh no, you missed your train to Boston! Find the departure time of the next available train by analyzing the train timetable. You can leave after 6:30 but no later than 9:00. (Today is November 1, 2016)Example:<pre> DepTime = datetime(2016,11,1,[6 8 9],[22 51 05],0)';
 ArrTime = datetime(2016,11,1,[9 10 12],[17 32 09],0)';
 Destination = categorical({'BOS';'NYC';'BOS'});
 tt = timetable(DepTime,Destination,ArrTime)
 tt = 
 DepTime Destination ArrTime 
 ____________________ ___________ ____________________
 01-Nov-2016 06:22:00 BOS 01-Nov-2016 09:17:00
 01-Nov-2016 08:51:00 NYC 01-Nov-2016 10:32:00
 01-Nov-2016 09:05:00 BOS 01-Nov-2016 12:09:00</pre>Feature Tip: <a href = "https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/release-notes.html?rntext=&startrelease=R2016b&endrelease=R2016b&groupby=release&sortby=descending">R2016b</a> introduces timetables with related functions which may be helpful. To learn more see <a href = "http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/timetables.html">MATLAB Timetables</a>.Related Problems:<a href = "http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43664-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-1">Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 1)</a>Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 2)<a href = "http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43666-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-3">Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 3)</a><a href = "http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43667-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-4">Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 4)</a><a href = "http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43668-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-5">Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 5)</a>

Oh no, you missed your train to Boston! Find the departure time of the next available train by analyzing the train timetable. You can leave after 6:30 but no later than 9:00. (Today is November 1, 2016)

*Example:*

DepTime = datetime(2016,11,1,[6 8 9],[22 51 05],0)';
 ArrTime = datetime(2016,11,1,[9 10 12],[17 32 09],0)';
 Destination = categorical({'BOS';'NYC';'BOS'});
 tt = timetable(DepTime,Destination,ArrTime)
 tt = 
         DepTime          Destination          ArrTime       
  ____________________    ___________    ____________________
  01-Nov-2016 06:22:00    BOS            01-Nov-2016 09:17:00
  01-Nov-2016 08:51:00    NYC            01-Nov-2016 10:32:00
  01-Nov-2016 09:05:00    BOS            01-Nov-2016 12:09:00

*Feature Tip:* <https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/release-notes.html?rntext=&startrelease=R2016b&endrelease=R2016b&groupby=release&sortby=descending R2016b> introduces timetables with related functions which may be helpful. To learn more see <http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/timetables.html MATLAB Timetables>.

*Related Problems:*

<http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43664-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-1 Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 1)>

Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 2)

<http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43666-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-3 Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 3)>

<http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43667-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-4 Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 4)>

<http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/43668-use-a-timetable-to-analyze-a-train-timetable-part-5 Use a timetable to analyze a train timetable (Part 5)>

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Andrew Newell on 4 May 2017

The problem statement is incomplete. What happens if there is no train before 9:00?

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bainhome on 23 Apr 2018

That'll do... Thx buddy!

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