array filling in iterations in matlab

To fill an array in iterations in MATLAB, you can use a loop such as a for loop or a while loop. Here's an example using a for loop:

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

% Set the desired size of the array
arraySize = 10;

% Use a for loop to fill the array with values
for i = 1:arraySize
    % Generate a value for each iteration
    value = i * 2;
    
    % Append the value to the array
    array = [array value];
end

% Display the resulting array
disp(array);
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In this example, the array is initialized as an empty array. Then, a for loop is used to iterate from 1 to the desired size of the array. Inside the loop, a new value is generated for each iteration, and it is appended to the array using the concatenation operation [array value]. Finally, the resulting array is displayed using the disp function.

You can adjust the logic inside the loop to generate values according to your own requirements. Remember to consider the index i to control the logic of filling the array in iterations.