Do while loop in Matlab
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Could you please let me know the Matlab code that is similar to C++ code as shown below:
do {
<your calculations>
} while (abs(A - B) <= 50)
Thanks
2 Comments
Jan
on 9 Feb 2014
This is no valid C++syntax. Do you mean:
do {
<your calculations>
} while (abs(A - B) <= 50)
MathWorks Support Team
on 27 Nov 2018
We updated the question to reflect correct syntax
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Jos (10584)
on 9 Feb 2014
A do-while loop in disguise:
while true
% statements here
% if ~WhileCondition, break ; end
end
or
3 Comments
Timothy Mathias
on 29 Nov 2018
Nice idea Jos. I modified it a bit for my particular needs.
do = true;
while do
% statements here
% do = result_of_conditions_test;
end
Seyedeh Razieh Hosseini
on 5 Jan 2019
The problem here is that you have to calculate twice. our calculation have to be done once before the loop and again inside the loop. that leads to repetition of a part of a code. what should we do in such a case?
David Michelman
on 1 May 2020
How so? Since do always starts out as true, you only have to write out the calculation once?
Marco Ottina
on 15 Dec 2022
My suggestion is using the following pattern:
canContinue = true;
while canContinue
% do your code here
canContinue = condition_of_the_do_while ; % insert here your condition
end
Vigneshwar Pesaru
on 17 Sep 2017
0 votes
Hi!!!
There is no 'do while' loop in MATLAB in fact you can perform the similar action using 'while' which is powerful in MATLAB
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P Richards
on 23 Jul 2019
IHMO The absence of do while makes some coding more difficult than it needs to be:
do
theConditionStillExists=attemptToFixIt();
while theConditionStillExists
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