7- There are important differences between values that are printed and output values. Consider the followin function definitions, and assume they are in three different M-files: function [] = f(x) disp(x); end function result g(x) result = 2*x; end function output h(x) result = 3*x; end • What is the output when the following commands are typed in the MATLAB command window? (a) >> f(1) (b) >> g(1) (c) >> h(1) (d) >> x = f(1) (e) >> x = g(1) (f) >> x = h(1) (g) >> disp(g(1)) (h) >> disp(h(1))

7- There are important differences between values that are printed and output values. Consider the followin function definitions, and assume they are in three different M-files: function [] = f(x) disp(x); end function result g(x) result = 2x; end function output h(x) result = 3x; end • What is the output when the following commands are typed in the MATLAB command window? (a) >> f(1) (b) >> g(1) (c) >> h(1) (d) >> x = f(1) (e) >> x = g(1) (f) >> x = h(1) (g) >> disp(g(1)) (h) >> disp(h(1))

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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