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    Lecture: 1-4 1. Now The 2 Main Data Types in MATLAB:-scalars and Matrices or Arrays or Vectors

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    The document discusses MATLAB data types and generating Fibonacci series using for and while loops. It notes that the main data types in MATLAB are scalars and matrices/arrays/vectors. It then provides code to generate a Fibonacci series of length 10 using a for loop, initializing the series to [1,1] and calculating each new term as the sum of the previous two. A second code example generates the Fibonacci series until the last term exceeds 200, using a while loop to repeatedly calculate the new term and add it to the series array.

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    The document discusses MATLAB data types and generating Fibonacci series using for and while loops. It notes that the main data types in MATLAB are scalars and matrices/arrays/vectors. It then provides code to generate a Fibonacci series of length 10 using a for loop, initializing the series to [1,1] and calculating each new term as the sum of the previous two. A second code example generates the Fibonacci series until the last term exceeds 200, using a while loop to repeatedly calculate the new term and add it to the series array.

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    The document discusses MATLAB data types and generating Fibonacci series using for and while loops. It notes that the main data types in MATLAB are scalars and matrices/arrays/vectors. It then provides code to generate a Fibonacci series of length 10 using a for loop, initializing the series to [1,1] and calculating each new term as the sum of the previous two. A second code example generates the Fibonacci series until the last term exceeds 200, using a while loop to repeatedly calculate the new term and add it to the series array.

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    Lecture: 1-4 1. Now The 2 Main Data Types in MATLAB:-scalars and Matrices or Arrays or Vectors

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    The document discusses MATLAB data types and generating Fibonacci series using for and while loops. It notes that the main data types in MATLAB are scalars and matrices/arrays/vectors. It then provides code to generate a Fibonacci series of length 10 using a for loop, initializing the series to [1,1] and calculating each new term as the sum of the previous two. A second code example generates the Fibonacci series until the last term exceeds 200, using a while loop to repeatedly calculate the new term and add it to the series array.

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    Lecture: 1-4

    1. Now the 2 main data types in MATLAB :- scalars and matrices or arrays or vectors.

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    5. Fibonnachi Series:- Using For loop

    %%Fibonacchi Series using For loop%%


    n=10;
    fibo=[1,1];
    for i=3:n
    fibo(i)=fibo(i-1)+fibo(i-2);
    end

    6. Fibo using while

    %%Fibonacchi Series using while loop%%


    fibo=[1,1];
    while (fibo(end)<200)
    fibonew=fibo(end) + fibo(end-1);
    fibo=[fibo,fibonew];
    end

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