Store output in array

Hi everyone,
For the randomly generated points, I would like to store the output of 'position' as an array such that I can make reference to it in future.
I know this can be done when using a for loop, but is it possible to accomplish without the need of manually entering each result as a vector?
Any help would be kindly appreciated.
r=3;
m=10;
x=rand(1,m)*r;
alpha=pi*2*rand(1,m);
position=x.*exp(i*alpha)
Cheers.

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Star Strider
Star Strider on 21 Apr 2015

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Your ‘position’ vector is a vector in your code.
What do you want to do with it?

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dhhtr
dhhtr on 21 Apr 2015
Hi Star,
Thanks for your comment.
I would like to store the initial set of data generated so I can recall it for later as each time I run the code, it gives me new results - I'm just interested in the first set of outputs.
Thanks again.
My pleasure.
In that instance, you have two options:
1. Sstore it as a .mat file (probably easiest, see the save, load, and matfile functions), or
2. Set the random number generator with a specific seed (see the rng function) each time you run that particular part of your code.
As always, my pleasure.
dhhtr
dhhtr on 21 Apr 2015
Great! Thanks for the options, Star. I haven't come across the rng function before. It looks interesting - I will try it out.
Really appreciate the help. Have a nice day.
My pleasure!
You, too!

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