add to array on each loop in matlab

To add elements to an array in each loop in Matlab, you can create an empty array and then use the concatenation operator ([]) to add elements to the array within each iteration. Here's an example:

main.m
% Initialize an empty array
myArray = [];

% Loop through some values
for i = 1:5
    % Generate a random value
    newValue = randi(10);
    
    % Add the value to the array using concatenation
    myArray = [myArray, newValue];
end

% Display the resulting array
disp(myArray);
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In this example, a loop is used to generate 5 random values and add them to an array. The randi function is used to generate a random integer between 1 and 10, and the concatenation operator is used to add the value to the myArray array in each iteration of the loop. Finally, the resulting array is displayed using the disp function.