What is the Function Size and How Does It Work?

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The function "size" in programming is used to determine the dimensions of an array or matrix. Specifically, the syntax m = size(X, dim) returns the size of the specified dimension (dim) of the array X. This function is commonly utilized in languages such as MATLAB, where it helps users understand the structure of their data. For example, if X is a 2D matrix, calling size(X, 1) would return the number of rows, while size(X, 2) would return the number of columns. The discussion emphasizes the need for clarity on the function's usage and encourages users to refer to the official documentation for further details.
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function "Size"

m = size(X,dim) returns the size of the dimension of X specified by scalar dim.

I don't understand function 'Size', please explain in detials and provide me with some examples.

Thank you..
 
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