Hi!When we use floor(a) in MatLab, it's returned the biggest integer smaller than a.But when we type "floor a" or any other letter without parenthesys, another crazy integer is returned. Try "floor z", "floor r", etc., and you'll see.What does this integer mean?
My guess is these letters have been assigned values as variables. Thy typing just z and see. (I'll admit I've never used MatLab so this is just a guess.)
This Site Might Help You. RE: MatLab: what does "floor a" mean? Hi! When we use floor(a) in MatLab, it's returned the biggest integer smaller than a. But when we type "floor a" or any other letter without parenthesys, another crazy integer is returned. Try "floor z", "floor r", etc., and you'll see. What does this...
floor rounds a value down if you have a value of 3.6 for instance, floor of that value would return 3 an integer is a whole number i.e. 7 or 9 or 216 a real number is a number with a decimal afterwards i.e. 4.76 is a real number
