I have what I hope is a relatively simple question. I am trying to construct a for loop over a value h from 0 to 1 with loop indices of 0.1 where there value of h will be plugged directly into an expression in the loop.
I tried the following:
dt = 0.1;
t = 0:dt:1;
nt = length(t);
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for h = 1 : nt
Any assistance would be appreciated.

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David Goodmanson
David Goodmanson 2021 年 2 月 16 日
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Hi Christopher
for h = 0:.1:1
works, although with the interval expressed in floating point, you have to be careful.
for h = (0:10)/10
is safer, since the increment is an integer. If you are plugging the resulting value of h into some expression within the for loop there will be no problems. But if you are comparing h to some other value computed in the for loop, a la
if h == [some computed value]
you of course have to beware of floating point comparisons that might disagree in the 16th decimal place and give you an unwanted answer.

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