How to set a range in a matrix to zero?

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toka55
toka55 on 2 Nov 2017
Commented: KL on 24 Jan 2018
I have a matrix like:
A=[2 4 8 1 4 6]
I want to set everything to zero accept element 3-5.
The result should be
A=[0 0 8 1 4 0]
How can I do that?

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KL
KL on 2 Nov 2017
A([1:3-1 5+1:end]) = 0
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Tan Chin Wee
Tan Chin Wee on 23 Jan 2018
hi what does +1 and -1 means?
KL
KL on 24 Jan 2018
the question is to set everything to zero accept element 3-5. So +1 and -1 captures the elements beyond these limits. In this example, 1 to 2 and 6 to the last element.

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KSSV
KSSV on 2 Nov 2017
A=[2 4 8 1 4 6] ;
B = zeros(size(A)) ;
B([3,5]) = A([3,5]) ;

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