Looping structures in MATLAB: Basic FOR loops 

you are waaaaaaay better than my university teacher. Thank you so much for the videos, they're really helpful

Cheers Doc! Beenstruggling with this all semester, and you nailed it in less than 9 minutes

your explanations are very easy to follow for beginners. a lot better than many videos i've seen. thank you.

Very nicely done. Most PhDs have a tendency to show off but you seem a lot more interested in teaching.thank you.

Thank you for your video! After only one day watching your video and followed the step by step I have known many good point in Matlab.

man you saved my life....i can not get any help or clarification with these repeat structures, my book does a horrible job, and my professor is just as bad. Thank you so much for breaking it down, now i know when and how i can use this.

man you're lucky my prof just gave us an assignment and said have fun.

@chris black I think thats when u say while 1==1.. 1 is equal to 1 and there's your forever loop :)

Your videos are awesome!

v=input('Please enter a vector > '); for i=1:1:length(v) disp((v(i))^2); end

awesome video thank you.

very useful

nice vid; better than my proff

Great video. I need to store in a vector generated in the n values ​​is. For example: for i = 1: 0.1: 2 x = 2 * i end X only stores the last value obtained in the repeat loop. I need everyone ... If not mess up, like I do?

Thankyou 🤍✨

if we have equation like f(x,y) = t(x) + p(y) where, x belongs to (0,2pi) & y belongs to (0,4pi) then how to perform this equation in MATLAB?

legend

love your voice

Dr. is there any use of "i = 1" in the script you wrote? Because no matter what number I put in there, the printed result is always the same.

why do you have to define the length of the vector to be the place where it stops? couldn't you just say 1:1:end

10x

You should have little slower. Just for international matter.

Really good videos, but you are speaking too fast. Especially, for internationals! Thanks!

R u in a hurry?