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interestingly enough, just a while ago, i was running through my file in which i saved my home work problems on and ran into this cell and ran it and got a monochrome image. I was like O.O weird. I ran it another time and the same thing occurred. After being in shock I did a clear, clc and ran the cell again an produced the image that I had been producing before, a multicolored image, the same exact one.
I just think it's all very weird.
Also, how would you recommend handing in a assignment in which you are learning how to use MATLAB? I would imagine the best thing to do would to be handing in a .m file were each problem is a different cell. I'm noticing that there is no really great publishing option sense they all result in errors if you have user input functions in your file that you are trying to publish.
The immediate difference that I'm running into between the different versions of MATLAB is how MATLAB's symbolic tool box used to be based off of Mapple and now it runs through MuPad. It would see that the older versions of MATLAB that used the Mapple interface were stronger at solving large polynomials and could return exact answers for really complicated expressions, some that wolfram alpha can't even solve while the newer versions of MATLAB seem not to be able to do such. My book was written back when MATLAB could solve such equations. The examples however that include making the Mandelbrot sets seem to work exactly as they should on the newest version of MATLAB and apparently were suppose to produce the same results in older versions.
I just didn't realize how drastically different the versions were. I actually understand it now lol ^_^ and agree with you that it shouldn't be producing a multicolored image, but for some unknown reason it does @_@
I just think it's all very weird.
Also, how would you recommend handing in a assignment in which you are learning how to use MATLAB? I would imagine the best thing to do would to be handing in a .m file were each problem is a different cell. I'm noticing that there is no really great publishing option sense they all result in errors if you have user input functions in your file that you are trying to publish.
The immediate difference that I'm running into between the different versions of MATLAB is how MATLAB's symbolic tool box used to be based off of Mapple and now it runs through MuPad. It would see that the older versions of MATLAB that used the Mapple interface were stronger at solving large polynomials and could return exact answers for really complicated expressions, some that wolfram alpha can't even solve while the newer versions of MATLAB seem not to be able to do such. My book was written back when MATLAB could solve such equations. The examples however that include making the Mandelbrot sets seem to work exactly as they should on the newest version of MATLAB and apparently were suppose to produce the same results in older versions.
I just didn't realize how drastically different the versions were. I actually understand it now lol ^_^ and agree with you that it shouldn't be producing a multicolored image, but for some unknown reason it does @_@