If I have a function with 1 input producing 3 outputs; ran a small program loop to produce multiple outputs; how would I print out the input and 3 values in that order for the first 12 outputs.

If I have a function with 1 input producing 3 outputs; ran a small program loop to produce multiple outputs; how would I print out the input and 3 outputs in that order for the first 12 outputs.
I am having trouble formatting a fprintf for 4 values and I want to know if it is possible to stipulate the amount of values I want the fprint to print.

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You mean something like this?
fprintf('Input: %d, Output1: %d, Output2: %d, Output3: %d\n', inp, out1, out2, out3);

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Yes, but when I put it in I MATLAB tells me I have unassigned values. The Function assfunct.m has output of a,b,A and input of P
for P=100:150
assfunct1(P);
fprintf('P: %d, a: %d, b: %d, A: %d\n', P, a, b, A);
end;
I would assume I'd want the output to be put into a vector before I can fprint the 12 values.
You are not reading the output values from the function assfunct1. Use this:
[a, b, A] = assfunct1(P);
You should see how the functions are used in MATLAB for a better understanding of it. It will help you.

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