Re: Invalid index error

[Rich Shepard]

On Sun, 1 Aug 2004, Geraint Paul Bevan wrote:

> To use the for loop, you just need to change (i+1) to (i):

Geraint,

  Ah! I knew I couldn't start with 0 but there had to be a way.

> However, in this case, you can make use of Octave's "prod" function to
> save yourself a little work:
>
> octave:4> prod(a)
> ans = 0.010271

  Kewel! Do I page through the manual to find these gems? The index is
rather sparse.

Again, many thanks,

Rich

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