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Hi every one;
I am going to attempt that query:
Write a function called June2015 that returns a cell array of dimensions 30-by-3, whose rows correspond to the days of June, 2015. The three elements of each row must be set as follows:
• The first element refers to the string 'June' (uppercase ‘J’). • The second element refers to a scalar of type double that equals the date (1 through 30). • The third element refers to the three-letter abbreviation of the day chosen from this list: 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun'.
For example, here is a call of the function followed by a command that shows the eleventh element of the cell array that is returned by the function:
>> m = June2015;
>> m(11,:)
ans =
'June' [11] 'Thu'
I am using that code
function m = June2015
A=cell(30,3)%declar cell array of 30 by 3
for i = 1:30
[DateNumber, DateName] = weekday(datenum([2015 6 i]));% making the value of DateNume for DateNumber
%and loop run number of rows in cell array
for j=1:3% loop run for column of cell array
A(i,:)={'June', i, 'DateName'}
end
end
end
but in testing i am getting that error
Your solution is _not_ correct.
Guide me about my corrections.. thanks in advance
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Christos Vyzantios
Christos Vyzantios on 5 Jun 2015
Edited: Walter Roberson on 8 Jun 2015
I transform liitle the code but the problem exist
function m = June2015 %#ok<STOUT>
A=cell(30,3);%declar cell array of 30 by 3
for i = 1:30 %#ok<ALIGN>
[~, DateName] = weekday(datenum([2015 6 i]));
A(i,:) = {'June', i, DateName};
end
end
Muhammad Usman Saleem
Muhammad Usman Saleem on 7 Jun 2015
@Christos Vyzantios i have formatted your code but i am getting below mentioned error
function m = June2015 %#ok<STOUT>
A=cell(30,3);%declar cell array of 30 by 3
for i = 1:30 %#ok<ALIGN>
[~, DateName] = weekday(datenum([2015 6 i]));
A(i,:) = {'June', i, 'DateName'};
end
end
error i get
Your solution is _not_ correct.
Please correct my code. Thanks in advance for that...

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Accepted Answer

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 2 Jun 2015
In your line
A(i,:)={'June', i, 'DateName'}
that would attempt to put the literal string 'DateName' into the array, rather than trying to put any content from the variable DateName into the array.
You probably want to select a portion of DateName rather than the whole thing.
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Jan
Jan on 2 Jun 2015
The loop over j is not required. Simply omit it.
The 3rd column of A should not be the string 'DateName(i,:)', but the contents of the variable DateName. So use:
A(i,:) = {'June', i, DateName} ;
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 8 Jun 2015
Edited: Walter Roberson on 8 Jun 2015
function A = June2015
A=cell(30,3)%declar cell array of 30 by 3
for i = 1:30
[DateNumber, DateName] = weekday(datenum([2015 6 i]));
% making the value of DateNume for DateNumber and loop run number of rows in cell array
[A{i,:}] = deal('June', i, DateName) ;
end
end

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abdo desoki
abdo desoki on 6 Jun 2015
change that variable A with m and it will run correctly .
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Muhammad Usman Saleem
Muhammad Usman Saleem on 7 Jun 2015
@abdo , i use that but error remains same
function m = June2015
m=cell(30,3)%declar cell array of 30 by 3
for i = 1:30
[DateNumber, DateName] = weekday(datenum([2015 6 i]));
% making the value of DateNume for DateNumber and loop run number of rows in cell array
m(i,:) = {'June', i, 'DateName'} ;
end
end
that error is come the code
Your solution is _not_ correct.

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Luxman Maheswaran
Luxman Maheswaran on 8 Jun 2015
You have to convert the number of DateName to a string such as 'Thu' I have checked it with a grader and it is correct

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