how to use multiple if else in matlab

To use multiple if-else statements in Matlab, you need to use the "if-elseif-else" syntax. This allows you to test multiple conditions and execute the corresponding blocks of code. Here's an example:

main.m
% define the variables
x = 5;
y = 10;

% check the conditions
if x > y
    disp('x is greater than y');
elseif x < y
    disp('x is less than y');
else
    disp('x is equal to y');
end
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In this example, if the condition "x > y" is true, the code block in the first "if" statement will be executed. If it's false, the condition "x < y" will be tested. If this is true, the code block in the "elseif" statement will be executed. Finally, if both conditions are false, the code block in the "else" statement will be executed. You can add as many "elseif" statements as you need to test different conditions.