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Subject: even indexed elements of certain vector

From: Tim Lee

Date: 16 Oct, 2009 15:27:18

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Hey all.
I'm a college student recently started taking classes on matlab.
I need some help with one of the questions for my lab:

Given a row vector VecR by any length, produce another row vector VecR2 given by the even indexed elements of VecR followed by the odd indexed element of VecR

I know how to create a row vector, but I have no idea how i should seperate the even and odd indexed elements.

Please help.

Thanks in advance

Subject: even indexed elements of certain vector

From: tpl@eng.cam.ac.uk (Tim Love)

Date: 16 Oct, 2009 15:33:19

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"Tim Lee" <lilp0ison@hotmail.com> writes:

>Given a row vector VecR by any length, produce another row vector VecR2 given by the even indexed elements of VecR followed by the odd indexed element of VecR

>I know how to create a row vector, but I have no idea how i should seperate the even and odd indexed elements.

You could try it using "for" loops couldn't you? Might not be the fastest way, but it's worth a try.

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