PREDICT THE OUTPUT FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING MATLAB PROGRAMs. In each of the be
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PREDICT THE OUTPUT FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING MATLAB PROGRAMs. In each of the below syntax exercises, determine the output that results from running the specified MATLAB program. If there is no output because an error or an infinite loop results, write ERROR" or "INFINITE LOOP" (whichever causes the problem) and then explain WHY the error or infinite loop occurs. If no error or infinite loop occurs, then write the output that results from running the program. You will need to show your work, meaning, demonstrate how you arrived at what you claim is the output from these programs. Remember: statements terminated with a semi-ccon do not produce output! Also... it will be beneficial to READ THE PROBLEM FIRST, to understand what's going on, rather than just jump right in. Finally ...DONOT USE MATLAB to work out the answers to these exercises! Exercise 1 (1 pt): clear; clc c = 1:2:7; counter 2; while (a - b)Explanation / Answer
Initially,
a = 1, b = -1, c = [1 3 5 7], counter = 2
Iteration 1: (1 - (-1)) <= c(2) => (2) <= 3 [Condition evaluated to true]
Update,
a = 1 + 1 => a = 2
b = -1 + 1 => b = 0
counter = 2 + 1 => counter = 3;
Iteration 2: (2 - 0) <= c(3) => (2) <= 5 [Condition evaluated to true]
Update,
a = 2 + 1 => a = 3
b = 0 + 1 => b = 1
counter = 3 + 1 => counter = 4;
Iteration 3: (3 - 1) <= c(4) => (2) <= 7 [Condition evaluated to true]
Update,
a = 3 + 1 => a = 4
b = 1 + 1 => b = 2
counter = 4 + 1 => counter = 5;
Iteration 4: (3 - 1) <= c(5) => Raises an error
ERROR: c is a vector with only four elements, with index values [1, 2, 3, 4].
In iteration 4, code is trying to access fifth index of vector c. which will raise an error "index out of bounds"
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