- Create a empty table and set its header name as "mu0","n","roz" and "rot".
 - Add the updated values of "sonuc" to the table inside the "for" loop.
 
how do I create a table in a nested loop
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there are nested for loops. I want to save them(sonuc) in the table.
I want to create a table with the 'sonuc' data, I want to see all the data in the same place, but it is repeated because it is in the loop.
Thank you very much in advance
clc
clear
mu0=10.5; sigma=1; alfa=0.05;den=1000;
n=10;nson=50;topz=0;topt=0
for mu0=10.5:0.5:11.5
    mu0;
    for n=10:10:nson
    n;
    for i=1:den
    x1=normrnd (mu0,sigma,1,n);
    x2=trnd(mu0,n-1);
    [rz, pz, zh]= ztesti (x1,mu0,sigma,alfa);
    [rt, pt, th]= ttesti (x2,mu0,alfa);
    end
topz=topz+rz;
topt=topt+rt;
roz=topz/den;
rot=topt/den;
sonuc = [mu0, n, roz, rot]
end
end
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  Vishesh
    
 il 21 Set 2023
        I understand that you want to create a table to save "sonuc" variable value that is getting updated within a "for" loop.
You can achieve this using following steps:
The updated script, after adding above steps, is provided below:
clc
clear
mu0=10.5; 
sigma=1; 
alfa=0.05;
den=1000;
n=10;
nson=50;
topz=0;
topt=0;
header={'mu0','n','roz','rot'}; % header of the table
sonuc=cell2table(cell(0,4),'VariableNames',header); % empty table
for mu0=10.5:0.5:11.5
    mu0;
    for n=10:10:nson
    n;
    for i=1:den
    x1=normrnd (mu0,sigma,1,n);
    x2=trnd(mu0,n-1);
    [rz, pz, zh]= ztesti (x1,mu0,sigma,alfa);
    [rt, pt, th]= ttesti (x2,mu0,alfa);
    end
topz=topz+rz;
topt=topt+rt;
roz=topz/den;
rot=topt/den;
sonuc = [sonuc;table(mu0, n, roz, rot,'VariableNames',header)]; % adding data to the table.
end
end
Please refer to the following documentation for more information on "table":
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