Why is my coding stopping at the shotscore vector when using fprintf?

load shots.dat;

score = 0;

numbers = (1:1:length(shots))';

x = shots(:,1);

y = shots(:,2);

count = [0 0 0 0 0 0];

shotscore = [];

for i = 1: length(shots)

%Formula for distance

shot = sqrt(((x).^2) + ((y).^2));

if shot(i) <= 29.07

score = score + 10;

count(1) = count(1) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 10;

elseif shot(i) <= 62.04 && shot(i) > 29.07

score = score + 8;

count(2) = count(2) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 8;

elseif shot(i) <= 95.73 && shot(i) > 62.04

score = score + 6;

count(3) = count(3) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 6;

elseif shot(i) <= 129.07 && shot(i) > 95.73

score = score + 4;

count(4) = count(4) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 4;

elseif shot(i) <= 162.4 && shot(i) > 129.07

score = score + 2;

count(5) = count(5) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 2;

else

score = score + 0;

count(6) = count(6) + 1;

shotscore(i,:) = 0;

end

end

%Calc average distance for shots

avgshot = mean(shot);

%display functions

disp(['Average distance from center of target: ' num2str(avgshot)])

disp(' ')

disp(['Number of shots that earned 10 points: ' num2str(count(1))])

disp(['Number of shots that earned 8 points: ' num2str(count(2))])

disp(['Number of shots that earned 6 points: ' num2str(count(3))])

disp(['Number of shots that earned 4 points: ' num2str(count(4))])

disp(['Number of shots that earned 2 points: ' num2str(count(5))])

disp(['Number of shots that missed the target: ' num2str(count(6))])

disp(' ')

disp('Shot# X-Coord Y-Coord Distance Score')

disp('--------------------------------------------')

fprintf('%3.0f %6.2f %6.2f %6.3f %3.0\n',[numbers x y shot shotscore]')

%plotting code

plot(shot,shotscore,'o')

title('Scores Earned For Each Shot')

xlabel('Shot Distances From Center');ylabel('Score Earned');

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

fprintf('%3.0f     %6.2f    %6.2f      %6.3f    %3.0\n',[numbers x y shot shotscore]')
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