To write the function reform_matrices(m, n)
that takes two even integers m
and n
greater than or equal to 4 as input arguments in MATLAB, you can follow these steps:
main.m52 chars2 lines
m
and n
are even and greater than or equal to 4:main.m195 chars6 lines
a
, b
, c
, and d
based on the input parameters m
and n
:main.m84 chars5 lines
a
, b
, c
, and d
and assign them accordingly:main.m144 chars9 lines
q
which is the sum of all elements in matrix a
:main.m15 chars2 lines
main.m7 chars2 lines
Putting everything together, the complete function code looks like this:
main.m507 chars23 lines
Now you can call the function with two even integers, m
and n
, greater than or equal to 4, and it will return the matrices a
, b
, c
, d
, the value of n
, and the sum q
as output.
Note: In MATLAB, it is convention to put the main function at the top of the file and any helper functions or scripts below the main function.
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