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shimo1989
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I'm completely new at MATLAB, having just started using it about a week ago. In an assignment of mine, I have to make a function that does bisection. So I pass a function, along with a set of bounds, to the function I wrote.
The thing is, I can't figure out how to make my function accept the function I'm trying to input into it. I was told I could use
feval ( function-name , x-value )
to find the value of a function at a particular x value, but I could not, for the life of me, figure out how I can make feval recognize functions. I tried passing strings, names of other simple functions I made, and just about everything I could think of. Nothing works.
Then I tried looking online, and websites and MATLAB's built-in help confused me even more by telling me stuff about "function handles" and "@" signs.
So could someone please explain to me, in the simplest language possible, how feval works? I would be very, very grateful.
The thing is, I can't figure out how to make my function accept the function I'm trying to input into it. I was told I could use
feval ( function-name , x-value )
to find the value of a function at a particular x value, but I could not, for the life of me, figure out how I can make feval recognize functions. I tried passing strings, names of other simple functions I made, and just about everything I could think of. Nothing works.
Then I tried looking online, and websites and MATLAB's built-in help confused me even more by telling me stuff about "function handles" and "@" signs.
So could someone please explain to me, in the simplest language possible, how feval works? I would be very, very grateful.