MATLAB: How can i solve this probleme :??? Attempted to access degree(100); index out of bounds because numel(degree)=1

??? attempted to access degree(100); index out of bounds because numel(degree)=1

hello i have this msg :
??? Attempted to access degree(100); index out of bounds because numel(degree)=1.
Error in ==> untitled>pushbutton4_Callback at 397
            degree(i)=degree(i)+1;% CALCULE LEs nombre de neighbord( DEGRE) DES NOEUDS
            REDONDANTS
with this code :
degree=[];
  if isfield(handles,'net')
    for i = 1:numel(handles.net(1,:))
        degree(i)=0;
    for j = 1:numel(handles.net(1,:))
        X1 = handles.net(2,i);
        Y1 = handles.net(3,i);
        X2 = handles.net(2,j);
        Y2 = handles.net(3,j);
        xSide = abs(X2-X1);
        ySide = abs(Y2-Y1);
        d = sqrt(xSide^2+ySide^2);% distance euclidienne
         DD(:,i)=d;
         %disp(DD);
         %RESORTIR LES NOEUD REDONDANTS
        if (d<=2*(handles.r))&&(i~=j)
            degree(i)=degree(i)+1;% CALCULE LEs nombre de neighbord( DEGRE) DES NOEUDS REDONDANTS
            disp(degree(i));
        plot([X1,X2],[Y1,Y2],'o','LineWidth',0.1);
      % ((X1,Y1),(X2,Y2))= mat_redondant;
       %disp(mat_redondant);
          hold on; 
          for i = 1:numel(handles.net(1,:))
              for j = 1:numel(handles.net(1,:))
                  if (d<=2*(handles.r))&&(i~=j)
                      if (max(degree))&&(min(handles.d_sink))
                          plot([X1,X2],[Y1,Y2],'o','LineWidth',0.1);
                      end
                  end
              end
          end

Best Answer

ali - you may want to verify that the above code is correct because from the looks of it, there are four for loops that are using duplicated indexing variables. I recommend that you use different indexing variables for all of your for loops, and try to avoid using i and j since MATLAB uses them to represent the imaginary number.
As for your error message, it is telling you that you are trying to access the 100th element in an array that is 1x1. I suspect that is is because of your third for loop using an indexing variable of i which is the same as the outer for loop. Consider the following example
 for m=1:10
      for n=1:10
         fprintf('m=%d n=%d\n',m,n);
         for m=1:5
         end
      end
 end
If we consider the output from the first handful of iterations of the inner for loop we see that
m=1 n=1  % this is correct for m and n
m=5 n=2  % m is incorrect!! should be 1 still!!
m=5 n=3
m=5 n=4
m=5 n=5
m=5 n=6
m=5 n=7
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