In MATLAB, array indices must be positive integers or logical values. This means that you cannot use negative numbers or non-integer values as indices when accessing or indexing elements in an array.
Here is an example of how to properly use positive integers or logical values as array indices in MATLAB:
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Note that attempting to use negative numbers or non-integer values as indices will result in an error. For example:
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It is important to ensure that the indices used for array indexing in MATLAB are valid and meet the requirements of being positive integers or logical values.
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