In MATLAB, what does the following code do:
[m, ~]=func_returning_matrix()
What does the tilde operator, ~, do?
In MATLAB, what does the following code do: [m, ~]=func_returning_matrix() What does the tilde
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In MATLAB, what does the following code do:
[m, ~]=func_returning_matrix()
What does the tilde operator, ~, do?
In Matlab it means don’t assign the corresponding output argument(s) from the function on the rhs of the assignment. So, if
func_returning_matrixreturns 2 arguments, the expression will assign the first to the variablemand forget the second. Iffunc_returning_matrixreturns 3 (or more) arguments, then the expression will drop the second and all later outputs from the function.