size - Symbolic matrix dimensions
Syntax
d = size(A)
[m,
n] = size(A)
d = size(A, n)
Description
Suppose A is an m-by-n symbolic
or numeric matrix. The statement d = size(A) returns
a numeric vector with two integer components, d = [m,n].
The multiple assignment statement [m,
n] = size(A) returns the two integers in two separate variables.
The statement d = size(A, n) returns
the length of the dimension specified by the scalar n. For example, size(A,1) is
the number of rows of A and size(A,2) is
the number of columns of A.
Examples
The statements
syms a b c d
A = [a b c ; a b d; d c b; c b a];
d = size(A)
r = size(A, 2)
return
d =
4 3
r =
3See Also
length, ndims in the online MATLAB Function
Reference
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