check of a for loop

Hi guys, I would like to be sure that this for loop is correct.

B(:,:)=1./((m-1)*(mu0*tc-Wsim(:,:))).^(1/(m-1));
dB=B(2:end,:)-B(1:end-1,:);
 for n=1:N
for t=1:steps-1

      if abs(mu(t,n)./k)>uninum2;
         B(t,n)=B(t,n).*(1-k);

      %elseif abs(mu(t,:))*(1/k)>1;
          % B(t,:)=B(t,:).*(1-k);
      else
         B(t,n)=1./((m-1)*(mu0*tc-Wsim(t,n))).^(1/(m-1));
         B(t,n)=real(B(t,n))+imag(B(t,n));
      end
      B(t+1,n)=B(t,n)+dB(t,n);

end
end

When the loop restart, the B(t,n) that considers is the output of B(t+1,n) right? If not How can I build a loop that does something like that? thanks in advance

Gaia

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

If I understand your question correctly, then the answer is yes, the loop does what you want.

More imporantly, this should be easy for you to check yourself. You can use the debugging commands (type "doc debug" to see them) to stop your code inside the loop, and see that the variables are doing what you expect.

[gaia buratti]

fantastic!!! do I have to type it in the command window right?

Thanks a lot

[the cyclist]

The easy way:

Inside the editor, next to the line numbers, is a small dash. Click on that dash to place a breakpoint. (It will show up as a red disk.) Click again to remove.

Also, since you found this answer helpful, you may want to "accept" it, so that future users know that.

[gaia buratti]

Sorry for the delay in the acceptance of the answer, but I wasn't at home