Hi, I need help.
I need to get these results [using the calls: experiments, experiments(2), and experiments(1).height]:
>> experiments
experiments =
1x2 struct array with fields:
num
code
weights
height
>> experiments(2)
ans =
num: 11
code = ‘t’
weights: [111.4500 111.1100]
height: [1x1 struct]
>> experiments(1).height
ans =
feet: 5
inches: 6
I have this code, but I really don't know how to call and display the results above, because using the calls just lead to errors. What must be missing in my code?
experiments(1).num = 33;
experiments(1).code = 'x';
experiments(1).weights.1 = 200.34;
experiments(1).weights.2 = 202.45;
experiments(1).height.feet = 5;
experiments(1).height.inches = 6;
experiments(2).num = 11;
experiments(2).code = 't';
experiments(2).weights.1 = 111.45;
experiments(2).weights.2 = 111.11;
experiments(2).height.feet = 7;
experiments(2).height.inches = 2;
I also tried this kind of arrangement/code...
experiments(1) = struct('num',33,'code','x','weights',struct('1',200.34,'2',202.45),'height',struct('feet',5,'inches',6))
experiments(2) = struct('num',11,'code','t','weights',struct('1',111.45,'2',111.11),'height',struct('feet',7,'inches',2))
Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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Arthur Roué
Arthur Roué am 22 Jul. 2020

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You cannot name a field with just numbers
% This is not a correct syntax
experiments(2).weights.1 = 111.45;
experiments(2).weights.2 = 111.11;
Fields, like variables in MATLAB, must start with a letter.
experiments(2).weights.W1 = 111.45;
experiments(2).weights.W2 = 111.11;

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Roxanne Esguerra
Roxanne Esguerra am 22 Jul. 2020
Oh, thank you. But will that correspond to this,
Roxanne Esguerra
Roxanne Esguerra am 22 Jul. 2020
And what should I do with calling the functions to get those results? Thanks!
Arthur Roué
Arthur Roué am 22 Jul. 2020
You have a strcuture-array experiments with 2 elements.
In this structure fields weights and height are also strcuture with respective fields W1, W2 (1 and 2 are not correct field names) and feet, inches. so yes !
You access the value in a structure same way you create it with dot indexing.
experiments(2).height.feet
>> 7
Roxanne Esguerra
Roxanne Esguerra am 22 Jul. 2020
Thank you so much. But one more thing, when I try to call >>experiments, it results to nothing. However I must get this,
experiments =
1x2 struct array with fields:
num
code
weights
height
experiments is a structure and not a function.
When you write
experiments
in the command windows, it displays the content of experiments. As experiments is a strcture with 2 element, it only displays its fields.
Use functions disp or fprintf(1, 'my str') to display a field value in the command window
Roxanne Esguerra
Roxanne Esguerra am 23 Jul. 2020
Thanks! I've figured it out. The script must be run first before typing the needed commands. Thank you so much :)

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