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| Jun11-12, 04:51 PM | #1 |
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Printing results if certain conditions are met in Mathematica
Hello everyone,
I have for loop in Mathematica. After every step Mathematica has new results calculated. I want to see only some results, those who met certain conditions, not results from all steps. Say, I have 10000 steps and I don't need all 10000 results, but only those that met certain conditions. There are at least two or more conditions to be met. How can I tell Mathematica to print only those results? So I want to tell this to Mathematic ain a for loop: If a is true and b is true or c is true and d is true, then print blablabla, else do nothing. |
| Jun12-12, 01:15 PM | #2 |
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In[1]:=For[i=1,i<100,i++,
(*doing stuff*) If[Or[And[i>25,i<30],And[Mod[i,7]==3,Mod[i,11]==8]],Print[i]] (*doing more stuff*) ] From In[1]:=26 From In[1]:=27 From In[1]:=28 From In[1]:=29 From In[1]:=52 |
| Jun12-12, 05:08 PM | #3 |
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Thank you very much for your kind replay :).
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