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dublicates elements of an array

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Dear friends,

As new user of lab view, I am struggling with this challenge

it would be very difficult for me to explain it and I try to make it clear by an example

array :         2 3 4 5

iteration:      3 2 1 2

out put:       2 2 2 3 3 4 55

my VI is only working for the first element

 

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Step back, write down on a piece of paper how you do this.  Think in terms of loops and iterations.

Some useful functions would initialize array, and also using concatenating tunnels on loops.

 

Insert into Array should not be used at all in your solution.

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I have done all you told me, it seems the solution of this challenge is beyond my knowledge and I have spent more than 5 hours to solve it.

I am not that kind of guy to ask too instead of trying.

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Is this a class assignment?

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of course NO

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Okay then.

 

It had the smell of homework, and we don't want to do people's homework for them.

 

Still, you'll learn more if you can figure it out yourself.

I'll give you some tips.  It is a simple VI and I'll tell you exactly what elements you need in there.

1.  2 controls that are your 2 1-D arrays for the inputs

2.  1 indicator that is your 1-D array output.

3.  1 For Loop

4.  1 Initialize Array

5.  Auto-index input tunnels

6.  Concatenating output tunnel.

 

That is all you need.

 

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Looping.png

 

Try this. hope two many of your post with similar requirments

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@PalanivelThiruvenkadam wrote:

Looping.png

 

Try this. hope two many of your post with similar requirments


Note: A 2D array is symmetrical, so regardless of the Iteration array, the result will be a X by Y matrix where Y is the biggest of Iteration array. The "shorter" rows will be padded. If you want an array of differently long arrays, you'll need to create an array of clusters, including a 1D array.

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Hope the array elements has to iterate based on Iteration elements (value) so obvious that the input should be same array size for both Array as well as iteration.

correct me if i am wrong?

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Palanivel Thiruvenkadam | பழனிவேல் திருவெங்கடம்
LabVIEW™ Champion |Certified LabVIEW™ Architect |Certified TestStand Developer

Kidlin's Law -If you can write the problem down clearly then the matter is half solved.
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Yamaeda,

 

That is a concatenating output tunnel.  It will not create a 2-D array.

 

Here is the simplest implementation.

 

 

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