How to combine two different conditions for a user?

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Sara Williams
Sara Williams el 9 de Feb. de 2018
Comentada: Sara Williams el 10 de Feb. de 2018
I want the user to input a number that is both an integer and within the range of 1-59. I have managed to do these two things separately, creating two different variables, but I want to combine them to just create one variable.
This is how I wrote them out separately:
while true
prompt2 = 'choose your 2nd number';
x2 = input('choose your 2nd number: ', 's');
if all(isstrprop(x2, 'digit'))
x2 = str2double(x2);
break;
else
disp('Must be an integer');
end
end
while true
prompt2 = 'choose your 2nd number';
x2 = str2double(input('choose your 2nd number: ', 's'));
if (x2 >= 1 && x2 <= 59)
break;
else
disp('Must be between 1 and 59');
end
end
But how would you combine them into 1 so that if you selected a non integer, or one outside the range an error would occur?

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Greg
Greg el 9 de Feb. de 2018
Editada: Greg el 9 de Feb. de 2018
Personally, I would just round the input (and inform the user if you choose). Then, all you need is check the range.
x2 = NaN;
while isnan(x2) || x2 < 1 || x2 > 59
prompt2 = 'choose your 2nd number: ';
x2 = round(str2double(input(prompt2, 's')));
end
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Greg
Greg el 9 de Feb. de 2018
Additionally, your prompt should completely describe the conditions of the input. 'Choose an integer: 1 <= x <= 59'
Sara Williams
Sara Williams el 10 de Feb. de 2018
Thank you for your help!

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