Write a function called interleave to interleave two row arrays of equal length. Ex: For row arrays arrayOne and arrayTwo, the output row array is arrayThree = [arrayOne (1), arrayTwo (1), arrayOne (2), arrayTwo (2), ...]. The function should work for rows of any length. Hint: Create a new array by concatinating arrayOne and arrayTwo, then flattening the array to finally end up with the desired row array. No internal functions are needed. Ex: Flattening a=[1,2; 3,4] gives [ 1; 3; 2; 4]. Restrictions: For and while loops should not be used.

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Hillary Mcclure

Mathematics

24 January, 17:17

Write a function called interleave to interleave two row arrays of equal length. Ex: For row arrays arrayOne and arrayTwo, the output row array is arrayThree = [arrayOne (1), arrayTwo (1), arrayOne (2), arrayTwo (2), ...]. The function should work for rows of any length. Hint: Create a new array by concatinating arrayOne and arrayTwo, then flattening the array to finally end up with the desired row array. No internal functions are needed. Ex: Flattening a=[1,2; 3,4] gives [ 1; 3; 2; 4]. Restrictions: For and while loops should not be used.

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function [ repPos, pinCodeFix ] = pinCodeCheck (pinCode)

pinCodeFixTemp = pinCode;

repPosTemp = [];

for i = 1:length (pinCode)

if ((i > 1)) & (pinCode (i) = = pinCode (i - 1))

repPosTemp ([i]) = i;

else

repPosTemp ([i]) = 0;

end

end

for i = 1:length (pinCode)

if (repPosTemp (i) > 0)

pinCodeFixTemp (i) = 0;

end

end

repPosTemp = nonzeros (repPosTemp);

pinCodeFixTemp = nonzeros (pinCodeFixTemp);

repPos = repPosTemp';

pinCodeFix = pinCodeFixTemp';