To create a function that adds up any single row, single column, or single diagonal from left to right in MATLAB, you can define a function that takes the matrix as input and the desired row, column, or diagonal index.
Here's an example of how you can create such a function:
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You can use this function like this:
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In this example, we created a function called sumSingleRowColDiagonal
that takes three inputs: matrix
(the input matrix), index
(the index of the desired row, column, or diagonal), and type
(the type of sum operation to perform: 'row', 'column', or 'diagonal'). The function checks the validity of the index and type and calculates the sum accordingly.
Please note that this function assumes that the input matrix is square. If you want to handle non-square matrices, you may need to modify the function accordingly.
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