define the range of the input in matlab

To define the range of the input in Matlab, you can use validation with an if-else statement. For example, if you want to ensure that the user input is within a certain range:

main.m
% define the valid range
valid_range = [0, 100];

% ask for user input
user_input = input('Please enter a value between 0 and 100: ');

% validate input using an if-else statement
if user_input < valid_range(1)
    disp('Input is below the valid range.')
elseif user_input > valid_range(2)
    disp('Input is above the valid range.')
else
    disp('Input is within the valid range.')
end
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This code first defines the valid range as an array containing the minimum and maximum values. Then, it asks the user for input and checks whether it is within the valid range using an if-else statement. Depending on the input value, it either displays a message saying that the input is below, above, or within the valid range.

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