Yes it is you just need to know what you are doing
Answer:
x = 29:73;
x_even = x(2:2:end);
Explanation:
In order to create a vector in Matlab you can use colon notation:
x = j:k
where <em>j</em> is 29 and <em>k</em> is 73 in your case:
x = 29:73
Then you can extract the even numbers by extracting the numbers with even index (2,4,6,etc.) of your vector:
x_even = x(2:2:end);
In the line of code above, we define <em>x_even</em> as all the elements of x with even index from index 2 till the end index of your vector, and an increment of 2 in the index: 2,4,6,etc.
If you want the odd numbers, just use the odd indices of your vector:
x_odd = x(1:2:end);
where <em>x_odd</em> contains all the elements of <em>x</em> with odd index from index 1 till the end index, and an increment of 2: 1,3,5,etc.
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C. During one-on-one conversations
Answer:
LoadFactorLimit >=1
Explanation:
The maximum Load factor limit allowed is equal to 1. And it cannot be greater than 1. And as the load factor limit is reached, the HashSet size is increased. And hence, the correct condition statement for this question is as mentioned above.
Remember the Load factor = number of keys stored in a HashSet divided by its capacity. And its maximum value cannot be more than 1.
Answer:
A. Click on the Function Library group and select a function from the drop-down menu.
B. Click on the Function Library group and Insert Function.
E. Type = into any cell.
F. Click on the formula bar above the cells.
