Can anyone tell me what this statement is doing?
pot = 2 ## ( (n-1):0 );
If n is 3 it creates pot that equals 4 2 0.
But I don't understand the (n-1):0 indexing
The colon creates a vector of values, from (in your case) n-1 all the way down to 0, by 1.
So when n=3, this produces a vector with values
2 1 0
The colon creates a vector of values, from (in your case) n-1 all the way down to 0, by 1.
So when n=3, this produces a vector with values
2 1 0
Thank you!
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