Question

What logical operator in Matlab accepts one argument?

A. and

B. not

C. or

D .There is no such operator in matlab

Answer 1

There are various logical operators.

The logical operator "and" accepts multiple inputs. The output of "and" operator is TRUE if all the inputs are TRUE.

The syntax for "and" operation in MATLAB is A&B (or) and((A, B) which accepts multiple arguments.

The logical operator "or" accepts multiple inputs. The output of "or" operator is TRUE if at least one input is TRUE.

The syntax for "or" operation in MATLAB is A | B (or) or(A, B) which accepts multiple arguments.

Whereas the logical operator "not" accepts only one input. It outputs TRUE if the input is FALSE and FALSE if the input is TRUE.

Logical operator "not" performs the operation on only one input.

The syntax for "not" operation in MATLAB is ~A (or) not(A) which accepts only one argument.

Hence the logical operator in MATLAB that accepts only one input is "not".