2 dice simulation. Code for when both dice = 6?
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Aaron Brotherton
on 4 Nov 2014
Commented: Yusuf Ahmed
on 22 Jun 2022
*My first question wasn't clear.
I want to know how many double 6's there are basically.
For example,
a 6 2 6 2 6 1
b 6 4 5 6 6 3
I want something that would return the asnwer 2, indicating 2 double 6's, at positions 1 and 5.
Thanks*
Why won't this code tell me when a and b both equal 6?? I mean I know why, I just don't know what the right code is or how to correct it.
a=randi([1 6],n,1); disp('a='); disp(a);
b=randi([1 6],n,1); disp('b='); disp(b);
c=(a==6);d=(b==6); disp('c'); disp(c); disp('d'); disp(d);
e=(c==1);f=(d==1); disp('e=f'); disp(e==f);
The output I get is all of the times that (a==6)==(b==6) which I don't want.
NB: I've got an input code for n, don't worry.
Basically I need code that tells me the number of times both dice, a and b equal 6 at the same time/roll.
Thanks for any help.
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Image Analyst
on 4 Nov 2014
Edited: Image Analyst
on 4 Nov 2014
For a really simple solution, just check when the sum is 12:
numberOfDouble6s = sum((a+b)==12)
indexes = find((a+b)==12)
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Orion
on 4 Nov 2014
I'm not sure to get what you're trying to do.
but a and b are vectors of size nx1.
If you want to know if a and b are the exacts same vectors :
isequal(a,b).
If you want to know if there is a 6 inside a, and inside b :
IsTherea6 = (any(a==6) && any(b==6))
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Orion
on 4 Nov 2014
and to get the number of 6 in a and in b
NumberOf6inA = nnz(a==6);
NumberOf6inB = nnz(b==6);
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