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Tijjani Aminu Kuda
Tijjani Aminu Kuda on 7 Nov 2015
Closed: MATLAB Answer Bot on 20 Aug 2021
I came across a function i intended to use, and it started by creating arrays of ones like this
zn = ones(n,1)*10^100.
Please can somebody tell me the meaning and the benefits. thanks
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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 7 Nov 2015
Edited: Stephen23 on 7 Nov 2015
There are many possible reasons, but we can't tell you which one is the best explanation, unless you actually show us that function. You can upload code using the paperclip button, and then pressing both the Choose file and Attach file buttons.
Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes on 7 Nov 2015
Tijjani - all that line of code
zn = ones(n,1)*10^100;
is doing is creating an nx1 array of ones and multiplying each element by 10^100. Try doing the above and go through different values of n to see the above work. Perhaps the author of the code is just assigning some max value to all elements in this array.
But, like Stephen said, we cannot tell why the author may want to do this without seeing the code.

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