Too many output error message when using function in a for loop
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I am getting the "too many output arguments" error message when calling on a function that's within a for loop. heres my code.
function RFtable(lowerm2bound, upperm2bound, m2step, gamma, m_1);
n=(upperm2bound-lowerm2bound)/m2step;
m2values=linspace(lowerm2bound,upperm2bound,n)
for i=1:n+1
poverpstar(i)= RFp2overp1(gamma,m_1,m2values(i))
end
end
I stepped though the script and the error is occurring within the for loop. here's the code for the RFp2overp1 function.
function RFp2overp1(gamma,m_1,m_2)
(1+gamma*m_1^2)/(1+gamma*m_2^2)
end
Any advice would be great I think its something pretty simple.
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Rajanya
on 21 Nov 2024 at 11:32
The error occurs because the function ‘RFp2overp1’ does not return a value, but the following line in your code expects it to do so:
poverpstar(i)= RFp2overp1(gamma, m_1,m2values(i))
You can modify ‘RFp2overp1’ to include an output argument, which should fix this error.
function res = RFp2overp1(gamma, m_1,m_2)
res = (1+gamma*m_1^2)/(1+gamma*m_2^2)
end
Thanks!
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