Given three input variables:
- hotels - a list of hotel names
- ratings - their ratings in a city
- cutoff - the rating at which you would like to cut off
return only the names of those hotels with a rating of cutoff value or above as a column vector of strings good.
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You should mention that the answer should be given as a column vector, rather than row vector.
One at this time must examine the assessment code to give the right answer, while I think it should be self-contained in the question itself.
Thanks Richard. I have modified the problem description to mention this.
can anyone tell me the flaw in this code (im still very new to MATLAB)
function good = find_good_hotels(hotels,ratings,cutoff)
for c = 1:10 //the number 10 is a random number
if ratings(c) > cutoff | ratings(c) == cutoff
good = hotels(c);
else x = "not a good hotel"
end
end
@Kanishka, the question does not mention to return "not a good hotel", it only asks to return the names of hotels whose ratings is equalto or more than the threshold.
Good problem
very good and challenging problem
challenging