Example for simple function with two parameters in matlab


%Let us discuss the function with two paramaters with simple example
%We know the formula for the volume of a cone is p*(1/3)*r^2*h


conevolmain.m
clc;
clear all;
radius = input('Enter the radus of the cone:');
height = input('Enter the height of the cone:');
cv=conevol(radius,height);
fprintf('Volume of the cone with radius %.1f \n and with height %.1f', radius,height);
fprintf('\n is:  %.2f'\n,cv);



conevol.m
function out=conevol(radius,height)
out=(pi/3)*radius^2*height;
end


output:



Enter the radus of the cone:5.6
Enter the height of the cone:6
Volume of the cone with radius 5.6
 and with height 6.0
 is:  197.04


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