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John
John

Reputation: 1

Putting matlab code into python

I got a little problem in putting the code from matlab into python, i know how to make loops and stuff but the double equal sign is the same as function is member and I have no idea how to put it in python

for i=1:49
    if path==var(path(1),i) == 0 & var(path(1),i) ~= 0
        path(1,2) = var(r,i);
        var2(i,1:2)  = path;
        path(1,1:2);
        a = a+1;
        two_connections(a,:) = path;

Upvotes: 0

Views: 299

Answers (1)

jedwards
jedwards

Reputation: 30200

The double double equal sign in Matlab tests whether each value is equivalent.

In other words (a==b==c) will evaluate to 1 if a,b,c are equivalent, and 0 otherwise (even if a==b.)

It is sufficient to ensure that a==b and b==c (or a==b and a==c, etc.)

The tilde equals sign is simply "not equal to".

So your if statement would look like:

if (path == 0) and (var(path(1),i) == 0) and (var(path(1),i) != 0):

Upvotes: 1

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