add error for when input is not integer
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strStart = ["first";"second";"third";"fourth";"fifth";...
"sixth";"seventh";"eighth";"ninth";"tenth";"eleventh";"twelfth"];
strVerse = ["A partridge in a Pear Tree";"2 Turtle Doves";"3 French Hens"...
;"4 Colly Birds";"5 Gold Rings";"6 Geese-a-Laying";"7 Swans-a-Swimming";...
"8 Maids-a-Milking";"9 Ladies Dancing";"10 Lords-a-Leaping";...
"11 Pipers Piping";"12 Drummers Drumming";];
value = input ("Please enter value in the range (1-12):");
while( value > 12 || value < 1 )
value = input("Error!, Please enter value in the range (1-12): ");
end
fprintf("\nOn the %s day of Christmas\nMy true love gave to me\n",...
strtrim(strStart(value,1:end)));
while(value ~= 0)
fprintf("%s\n" , strVerse(value,1:end));
value = value - 1;
end
I want to add an error message for when the input is not an integer and idk how. also how do i make it so the solution displays output at the center of the user screen?
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Image Analyst
il 29 Mar 2023
uiwait(errordlg('Error! You must enter an integer (a numerical digit)'));
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Adam Danz
il 29 Mar 2023
Modificato: Adam Danz
il 29 Mar 2023
> I want to add an error message for when the input is not an integer
This returns true when the value is an interger mod(value,1)==0
But you should also test that the value is numerica and a scalar.
isscalar(value) && isnumeric(value) && mod(value,1)~=0)
If you want to repeat the input prompt if the users does not enter an expected response, you can wrap the call to input within a while loop. That's demonstrated in this answer.
> how do i make it so the solution displays output at the center of the user screen
You'll have to use a dialog box such as the one Image Analyst suggested or
h=msgbox(__);
movegui(h,'center')
The last line moves the figure to the center of the screen.
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