Construct if cycle for two variables
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Miguel Albuquerque
on 15 Jun 2022
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 20 Jun 2022
Hey guys, I just wanted to check with you if this code is right or is there anyway I could improove it?
This is a function: I want that for the two ifs, status=1 and if the two ifs conditions doesnt apply, then ,status=0.
if angle_transmitter + teta_flutuations_transm <= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec && angle_transmitter - teta_flutuations_transm >= angle_receiver - teta_flutuations_reflec && Vectors_product_2 ~= 1
status=1;
if angle_transmitter + teta_flutuations_transm >= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec && angle_transmitter - teta_flutuations_transm <= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec
status=1;
else
status=0;
end
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Walter Roberson
on 16 Jun 2022
status = (angle_transmitter + teta_flutuations_transm <= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec && angle_transmitter - teta_flutuations_transm >= angle_receiver - teta_flutuations_reflec && Vectors_product_2 ~= 1) ||
(angle_transmitter + teta_flutuations_transm >= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec && angle_transmitter - teta_flutuations_transm <= angle_receiver + teta_flutuations_reflec)
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Walter Roberson
on 20 Jun 2022
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 20 Jun 2022
This code will return 0 and 1 directly.
If you change all of the && to & and change the | | to | then the code would be vectorized, able to handle arrays of angle_transmitter at the same time
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Karan Kannoujiya
on 16 Jun 2022
Hi Miguel,
For checking the above the condition
you will have to use two ifs and this the right way of doing it.
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