Hello,
I am writing a loop say : for i=1:9;
Suppose I am in the 5th iteration
if certain conditions of my If else statement are met, then I want my next loop to start from iteration nbr5 not from i=6.
82 4.405517686 6.551066224 8.37093675 9.377805584
70 3.549776369 5.46044706 7.393870673 8.899016011
41 3.925365061 6.109160353 8.117877657 9.186700016
85 3.258680565 5.152732852 7.091023754 8.418727381
99 4.047440897 6.097040296 7.774985958 8.495417896 ( 5th row: i=5).
so in i+1= 6, I want my loop to actually still start from i=5 ( 5th row),
is this even possible in Matlab?
can someone PLEASE help??

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 15 Jan. 2016

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No. You will need to switch from using a "for" loop to using a "while" loop.
(There are also some ways of writing it that involve putting a while loop within the for loop.)

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Amine Ben Ayara
Amine Ben Ayara am 15 Jan. 2016
Hello Walter, Thank you for your reply. Just just to clarify, If I write for loop: for i=1:6 or 7, the while loop goes it right below it? for i=1:6
Two forms:
i = 1;
while i <= 9
... do something ...
if conditions are *not* met
i = i + 1;
end
end
or
for i = 1 : 9
loop_again = false;
while loop_again
... do something ...
if conditions are met
loop_again = true;
end
end
end
The first of those obviously takes less code. It also has the possibility of going backwards by subtracting from i.

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