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| Matrix Indexing | ||||||||
| = B(5:8) is valid because both sides of the equation use one nonscalar subscript. • The order and length of all nonscalar subscripts specified for A matches the order and length of nonscalar subscripts specified for B. For example, A(1:4, 3, 3:9) = B(5:8, 1:7) is valid because both sides of the equation (ignoring the one scalar subscript 3) use a 4-element subscript followed by a 7-element subscript. | ||||||||
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