how can i get all i for loop. the output only give me the last iterations. below are my coding.

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case 2 %newton
d = (get(handles.enterfunction,'string'));
syms x;
f = inline(d);
z = diff(f(x));
f1 = inline(z);
x0= str2num(get(handles.initialvalue,'string'));
tol = str2double(get(handles.tolerance,'string'));
max = str2double(get(handles.max,'string'));
for u=0:10000
y=x;
x=y-[f(x)/f1(x)];
if abs((y-x)/x) < tol
x=y;
break
end
end
x = num2str(x);
u = num2str(u);
display = [ u x f(x)];
set(handles.uitable5,'data',display);
set(handles.roots,'string',x);
set(handles.iterations,'string',u);
drawnow()
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Nurain Nadhirah
Nurain Nadhirah el 6 de Oct. de 2021
this is the sample answer, sir. it should display all the iterations. not only the last iterations
Rik
Rik el 7 de Oct. de 2021
If you want to add elements to a table, you will have to add them. What you're currently doing is overwriting all your variables with the new values. Which exact values do you want to save?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst el 7 de Oct. de 2021
There is no "i" in the code that I noticed. Which is good because we don't recommend using i as a variable since i is the imaginary constant sqrt(-1).
But in general to save a variable into an array you need to index it with the loop iterator value.
for k = 1 : 10
myVariable(k) = rand(1); % Or whatever. Notice the (k) which will make myVariable a vector.
end

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