Not enough input arguments

clc;

clear;

y=0;

x = input('What is the value of x ? ');

if(-1 <= x && x<= 1)

prompt = 'What is the value of N ? ';

N = input(prompt);

disp('Statement requires function1')

disp(quiz6_func1(x))

else

disp('Statement requires function2')

disp(quiz6_func2(x))

end

This is the main code.

If i give the value of x for example 0.2 the following output is:

And the function that main program is calling:

I couldn't find the problem that why the function i am calling can't execute it byself.

Because if run the quiz6_func1(0.2, 20) in the command window it gives the output.

Why it gives enough input arguments? Because on my workspace where i can see the values, i can see that N got the value i gave.

Answer 1

[James Tursa]

You need to call the function with the N input you just got from the user. E.g.,
    disp(quiz6_func1(x,N))