How to use "zeros" to replace for loop?

Hello,
I would like to use zeros to replace the for loop, I had try it before but have some errors. How to use zeros to replace for loop?
for a = 300 :2: 303;
for b = 353 :2: 381;
for c = 301 :2: 303;
for d = 354 :2: 381;
frame1(a,b,:) = [0,0,0];
frame1(c,d,:) = [0,0,0];
end
end
end
end
Here is the loop, Thanks.

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You don't have to put semicolons at the end of the "for" lines - it doesn't have any effect.
Jan
Jan il 28 Apr 2012
"frame1(c,d,:) = 0;" is sufficient and faster than "frame1(c,d,:) = [0,0,0];". But of course Walter's solution is ways faster.

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frame1 = zeros(303,381,3);

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Thankyou for your answer, but the for loop is a range of coordinate, it not just 1 coordinate, and I need to make the pixel which is mentioned in the for loop to be black color, I have tried you method but didn't work, thanks.
Then I'm not sure what you're asking because my line gives the exact result of your for loop
Wayne, assume that frame1 is a previously-initialized array.

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