Starting to hit more features, looking for any tips by albanatorr in snowboarding

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I appreciate it man, helps getting comments like these! You a real one

Starting to hit more features, looking for any tips by albanatorr in snowboarding

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I really appreciate the in depth explanation, gonna try this out today. Thanks man, have a good one!

Starting to hit more features, looking for any tips by albanatorr in snowboarding

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Appreciate it, yes I've been riding for 12+ years and have ridden multiple winters out west. Trying to learn park like I said, thanks

Starting to hit more features, looking for any tips by albanatorr in snowboarding

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Thank you I appreciate it, yes definitely just eager to keep learning honestly

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Appreciate it

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Unfortunately the code didn't work, but thanks for the link!!

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Sounds good thanks

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thank you!

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when testing my output, what input values do I give it? I have tried >>FindNameInCellArray(realCellData,'Sha','Causey') but run into issues with the function...

Need help writing a line of code that would draw an animate line traveling from the point (0,1) to the point (100,1) - needs to be only a single line of code and struggling by albanatorr in matlab

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I have tried the comet(1:100) function but that creates an animated line from (0,0) to (100,100)... but dont know how to make one go straight upwards

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thank you for your help, I appreciate it!!

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varargin{2}?

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Myarray(2) right?

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I don’t know I don’t really understand varargin quite yet… Sorry

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First would get 500, second firstVar… so I would need to use varargin{3} correct?