Question: Which statement is not true about array manipulation? B = A means copying B into A. Reshape() means changing the dimensions. Reshape() can be done
- Which statement is not true about array manipulation?
- B = A means copying B into A.
- Reshape() means changing the dimensions.
- Reshape() can be done with the different dimensions.
- Logical arrays real values are 0 and 1.
- When M is a 3-D array, a 2x2x2 matrix, flipdim(M,1) is equivalent to
- fliplr(M)
- flipud(M)
- rot90(M)
- circshift(M,2)
- Cell Arrays
- Must have the same contents.
- Are identified by their names.
- Show their contents when typed in the MATLAB command window.
- Use cell( ) function to create a cell array.
- A(i,j) = {x}; % this command indicates
(a) Cell Indexing
(b) Content Addressing
(c) Cell Functioning
(d) Cell Arrangement
- B = { [1,2], John Smith; 2+3i, 5};
What does x=B{2,2} do when entered in the MATLAB command window?
- x = cell
- x = 5
- x = [5]
- x = double
- Assuming that B remains the same as the problem 3, what does d=B{:,2} do, when typed in the MATLAB command window?
- d = John Smith
- d = John Smith
5
- d = 5
- d = 1 2
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