How to Write Each Each Expression in a Separate Row

What is the best way to write every expression beneath each other (not in a single row)

if A == 1 && B == 2 && C == 3

D = 4

end

if A == 1 &&

B == 2 &&

C == 3

D = 4

end

Answer 1

[Robert]

You can use three dots (ellipsis) to extend MATLAB code onto the next line.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/symbol-reference.html#bsgigzp-29

if A == 1 && B == 2 && C == 3 
    D = 4
end

becomes something like (according to your preferences for where to break the lines)

if A == 1 && ...
   B == 2 && ...
   C == 3

   D = 4
end

Answer 2

[Bhavesh Bhatt]

I hope this helps

   if A == 1
            if B == 2
                if C == 3
                    D = 4;
                end
            end
        end

Answer 3

[Walter Roberson]

Use the ... continuation operator.

It is matter of taste as to whether you prefer

if A == 1 && ...
   B == 2 && ...
   C == 3

      D = 4
  end

or

if A == 1 ...
   && B == 2 ...
   && C == 3

      D = 4
  end

I tend to prefer the operator on the end of the line, but there is no right or wrong about that.

Answer 4

[Star Strider]

I don’t know the reason you would want to do that for that particular section of code. To continue code on multiple lines, you need to use the continuation operator, ‘...’.

See the documentation for Continue Long Statements on Multiple Lines for details.