Kadeel wrote: greater than or equal to zero or less than or equal to five.
If you want to use the inrange/coerce block, you'll want to right
click on the "in range and coerse" block and set it to include the
upper range and lower range, not just the lower range as you have it
set now.
Looking at the code blocks you have, you want
number of over shoots (and their indexes)
number of under shoots (and their indexes)
Here is an alternate way (but probably not the most efficient) of doing it.
You could have 2 arrays coming out of the for loop.
if (value in)>5, then that index in one array gets set as one, otherwise 0
if (value in)<0, then that index in the other array gets set as one, otherwise 0
The sum of the values in each array (add array elements block) will give you the total number
of over/undershoots, and the 1s in each array will be in the locations
of the index where the over/undershoot is.
Another way is to output the iteration number to each of the arrays depending on whether it is >5 or <0.
This will then give you two arrays containing the indexes of the under/overshoots and the number of elements in each array will give you the number of over/undershoots
