Why Does numel() Accept More than One Argument?
@doc:numel indicates that the function accepts only a single argument. But it can be called with more than one argument and it returns a result.
which numel(rand(3),rand(5))
numel(rand(3),rand(5)) % return numel of the second argument?
which numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4))
numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4)) % returns ?@doc:numel indicates that the function accepts only a single argument. But it can be called with more than one argument and it returns a result.
which numel(rand(3),rand(5))
numel(rand(3),rand(5)) % return numel of the second argument?
which numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4))
numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4)) % returns ? @doc:numel indicates that the function accepts only a single argument. But it can be called with more than one argument and it returns a result.
which numel(rand(3),rand(5))
numel(rand(3),rand(5)) % return numel of the second argument?
which numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4))
numel(rand(3),rand(5),rand(4)) % returns ? numel, undocumented behavior MATLAB Answers — New Questions