How could I sums up 1/n for n=1 to 10000?
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I have a code like this, but I can't run it.
n = 10000; % whatever you want
sum_harm = 0;
for i = 1:n
sum_harm = sum_harm + 1/i;
end
sum_harm
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Chunru
il 23 Set 2022
It can be run as shown below. What problem have you encountered?
n = 10000; % whatever you want
sum_harm = 0;
for i = 1:n
sum_harm = sum_harm + 1/i;
end
sum_harm
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Chunru
il 23 Set 2022
There is no variables called "result". You should check "sum_harm" after running your code.
To see the intermediate partial sum, simply remove semicolon at the end of sum statement as shown below:
n = 10; % whatever you want
sum_harm = 0;
for i = 1:n
sum_harm = sum_harm + 1/i % ; suppress display; remove it for display
end
sum_harm
Walter Roberson
il 23 Set 2022
n = 1:10000;
result = cumsum(1./n);
result(end)
plot(n, result)
Image Analyst
il 23 Set 2022
Why not try it vectorized:
n = 1 : 10000; % whatever you want
sum_harm = sum(1 ./ n)
What problem did you have in running your code? It ran in MATLAB online. Did you type the m-file name into the command window or click the green run triangle on the tool ribbon? Either should work, but what did you do, if anything? Why do you say you can't run it? Why do you not know how to run the code? Try this link if you don't know how to run your MATLAB program:
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