Flip the vector from right to left.
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x=[1:5], then y=[5 4 3 2 1]
x=[1 4 6], then y=[6 4 1];
Request not to use direct function.
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How can we do for last test case.
Can any one help me out?
how to solve below test case
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code = fileread('flip_vector.m');
assert(isempty(strfind(code, 'fliplr')));
Nice tricky problem
y=x(end:-1:1) I think this might help
You cannot pass the last test suite if you use the function fliplr
flipud(x')'
... didn't say anything about allowing flipud!
pretty simple
code = fileread('flip_vector.m');
assert(isempty(strfind(code, 'fliplr')));
Assertion failed.
Can anyone give me idea what is 'flip_vector.m' here?
@Ankit Meena,
'flip_vector.m' is the function file for the solution code submitted.
"code = fileread('flip_vector.m'); " -> This line of code is used to obtain the contents of your solution as a text file. And the next line of code checks for any requirement.
You can check that the first line in your solution will be -
function output = flip_vector(input)
(output and input being placeholders)
I hope this answers your question.
Nice problem
Nice problem!
Not using Matlab dedicated function to this should be written in the problem statements. I dislike this kind of "twist". Nonsense.
@Nicolas, It IS written in the problem statement -
"Request not to use direct function."