Problem 1. Times 2 - START HERE

Why does y = bitshift(x,1); give a larger solution size than the most common answer listed so far?

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I guess it`s because calling bitshift makes the code size bigger. You call a function.

When there is only x*2 its 1 operation only.

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I tried to use bitshift but I forgot it doesn't work with x<0

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Instructions say to press the "Solve This Now!" button, but there is no such button...

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I submitted the following, which works in my version of matlab, but it found errors and said it wasn't valid:

function y = times2(x)
% Modify the line below so that the output y is twice the incoming value x
y = bitsll(x,fi(1));
% After you fix the code, press the "Submit" button, and you're on your way.
end

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Ans:-y=x.^2;

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Search for multiplication techniques on MATLAB if you can't get the answer.

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Why was a function statement needed here?
The problem is simple enough but I am afraid you are losing others interest by putting a function inside the code.

A simpler code would provide the same context, but with less confusion why a function statement is given.

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The solution size just doesn't make sense. We need a new metric.

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