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Devin_20208-Gravel
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February 6, 2024
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Prime 8: Input Vector to For Loop, Get Scalar Back, but Want Vector

Hello, I am inputting a vector into a for loop, but struggling to get a vector back for the output.  I would appreciate any help.  I could not figure it out from other examples on this forum.  I am wondering if I am making an error in the initial step of the for loop? 

 

Thank you.

    DJNewman
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    February 6, 2024

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    Here's what Luc is saying put into practice. You don't need a program, you can just have a vectorised function definition.

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    LucMeekes23-Emerald IV
    23-Emerald IV
    February 6, 2024

    1. You should attach your Prime Worksheet.

    2. Your program for delta.x uses i in the for loop, but you are not using i in the index of the vector. This means your program does not create a vector.

    3. I think that if you vectorise the expression after 

    delta :=

    Then delta will be the vector you are looking for, and you don't even need the program for delta.x

     

    Success!

    Luc

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      DJNewman
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      19-Tanzanite
      February 6, 2024

      DJNewman_0-1707258328916.png

       

      Here's what Luc is saying put into practice. You don't need a program, you can just have a vectorised function definition.

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      PTC Marketer for Creo and Mathcad. I run their YouTube channels, some Creo campaigns, and all Mathcad campaigns and communications.
        Devin_20208-GravelAuthor
        8-Gravel
        February 6, 2024

        DJNewman and Luc, thank you so much!  DJ, I appreciate you putting up the image.  Sorry for not including the worksheet, I will definitely do so in the future!

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