%Condition blocks example.
reserve = 100; %initial amount in the reservoir
allreserve = [];
alloutflow = [];
for i = 1:20; %perform the following statements 20 times
if reserve < 30
lossrate = 0.3;
else
lossrate = 0.2;
end %if reserve...
outflow = lossrate * reserve; %calculate the amount of the snow that melts
reserve = reserve - outflow; % subtract this amount from the reserve
disp(['after day' num2str(i) ' outflow= ' num2str(outflow)...
'reserve=' num2str(reserve)]);
allreserve = [allreserve reserve];
alloutflow = [alloutflow outflow];
end %for i ...
hold off
plot (allreserve, 'g-')
hold on
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