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Dirk Engel
on 27 Jun 2012
Please do not check for the occurance of "for" in general, because "UniFORmOutput" has nothing to do with looping ;-)
Freddy
on 27 Jun 2012
Your predefined function signature has only one parameter, altough two were submitted. Same problem without the "for" restriction: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/555-low-high-low-high-turn-around-create-a-subindices-vector
Pascal Wenger
on 28 Feb 2017
This is an excellent problem.
Allen
on 13 Oct 2017
I agree with Dirk. Change your regexp to check for instances of eval, for, and while that are not preceded or followed by additional letters.
N/A
on 26 Feb 2018
Payam Morsali
on 17 Nov 2019
give me a hint, should we use a specific function here?
Rafael S.T. Vieira
on 23 Jul 2020
Tip: replace UniformOutput with uni.
Rik
on 25 Feb 2021
Actually arrayfun should also be outlawed, as that simply hides the loop at a performance cost. I haven't seen a vectorized solution yet, only recursions and implicit loops (and the usual cheat-submissions).
If you want a more robust cheat-detection you should have a separate test which runs as first test. That one should not call the submission to avoid it overwriting functions like fileread and assert.
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Renwen Lin
on 2 Aug 2021
not good
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Jiahang Li
on 4 Jul 2018
'uniformoutput' is innocent orz~~
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Evan
on 22 Jul 2013
A separate test case that tests for functions that are against the rules would improve this problem. In this case, the "for" in "UniformOutput" was getting caught by the search. A separate test case would have made clear that the solution functions properly but contains an outlawed string.
Dyuman Joshi
on 26 Apr 2021
'Uniformoutput' is now valid, while as for OP's rules for loop is still not allowed.
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Jean-Marie Sainthillier
on 12 Dec 2012
Wonderful !
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Jean-Marie Sainthillier
on 12 Dec 2012
Why x3=[] in the test ?
Nice recursion !
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Jean-Marie Sainthillier
on 12 Dec 2012
Each solution of Richard is a gem.
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