Why is the function not outputting all the variable?

     function [C, out1, out2] = test()
      yes = true;
      no = false;
      logic = yes;
      c = 0;
      while logic == yes
          c = c + 1;
      k = input('input 1st value ');
      j = input('input 2nd value ');
      A(c) = k;
      B(c) = j;
      C(c) = 2*k-j;
      logic = input('would you like to continue  ');
      end
      fprintf('Value of A,B, and C are respectively');
      for i = c:-1:1
      numerize(i) = 10^(i-1);
      end
      out1 = sum(numerize.*A);
      out2 = sum(numerize.*B); 
      C = sum(numerize.*C);
      end

The following code only outputs C for some reason. What's wrong with it? I have out1 and out2 and when I debug it shows me that they are calculated.

[Walter Roberson]

Please show the command you use to invoke test()

[Yaman]

test()

Answer 1

[Andreas Goser]

You need to call your function in a way that it stores the to be returned values in variables like

 [notnecessarilyC, xyzout1, abcout2] = test()

[Yaman]

thanks. I just realized that.