Extrapolation/error handling

I'm trying to prevent extrapolation, the input speed (v) can't be lower than 2 or higher than 200. I'm trying to use if/else but I'm being told by a "test-programme" that "Function does not result in error when input results in extrapolation". What am I doing wrong?

My code:

function c = consumption(v)

load roadster.mat;

x = 2:2:200;
y = consumption_Whpkm;
xx=2:200;

pp=spline(x,y);
c = ppval(pp, v);

if v<2 | v>200
    error ('Too fast/slow')
else
    contine
end

end

[John D'Errico]

Don't answer your own question, and just with a comment. Use a comment. Or edit your question.

Moved an answer by Rava into a comment.

"Should I use try/catch? If so, how would that work? I'm very new to programming and Matlab, any help is appriciated."

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

I am guessing that v is non-scalar, in which case you will need to use any:

if any(v<2 | v>200)

[John D'Errico]

I wonder if the else branch of that if may fail, when the "contine" function is executed. Is that a miss-spelling of "continue"?

[Stephen23]

I quite like the sound of "contine", whatever it may do. It sounds like a french holiday.