insert code to determine the size of the times table in matlab

To determine the size of a times table in MATLAB, you can use arrays, loops, control structures, and the built-in function size(). Here's an example code:

main.m
% set the desired size of the times table
table_size = 10;

% initialize a matrix to hold the times table
times_table = zeros(table_size, table_size);

% generate the times table using nested loops
for row = 1:table_size
    for col = 1:table_size
        times_table(row, col) = row * col;
    end
end

% determine the size of the times table using the size() function
[rows, cols] = size(times_table);

% display the size of the times table
fprintf('The times table has %d rows and %d columns.\n', rows, cols);
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In this code, we first set the desired size of the times table (in this case, 10). We then initialize a matrix times_table to hold the values of the times table using the zeros() function. We then use nested for loops to generate the times table, filling in each element of the matrix with the product of its row and column indices. Finally, we use the size() function to determine the number of rows and columns in the times_table matrix, and display the result using fprintf().