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| - | The warning message is printed using the //formatted print function// ''fprintf''. ''fprintf'' takes a variable number of arguments. The first argument is always the ''format string''. The format string is simply a message to be printed with a number of slots into which values of variables will be substituted. The slots are marked with percent signs ''%'', and following the percents signs is a letter code that tells Matlab what type of variable to expect for the slot. Here ''%d'' tells Matlab to expect a decimal-valued variable (i.e. a floating-point number). | + | The warning message is printed using the //formatted print function// ''fprintf''. ''fprintf'' takes a variable number of arguments. The first argument is always the ''format string''. The format string is simply a message to be printed with a number of slots into which values of variables will be substituted. The slots are marked with percent signs ''%'', and following the percents signs is a letter code that tells Matlab what type of variable to expect for the slot. Here ''%d'' tells Matlab to expect a decimal-valued variable (i.e. a floating-point number). After the format string, the remaining arguments to ''fprintf'' are the variables whose values you want substituted into those slots. |
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