A Solution to Assignment 1

Calculating BMI by using MATLAB

CL206: Introduction to Programming in MATLAB

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Intro. to Programming in MATLAB

function [] = A1_18L0702()
clc
clear
%BMI = mass / height^2 = (kg/m^2) in SI units
disp('Hi, this is the BMI calculator.')
disp(' ')
Weight = input('Enter your weight (lbs), or type 0 for SI units: ');
if Weight == 0
Weight = input('Enter your mass (kg): ');
Height = input('Enter your height (m): ');
BMI = (Weight / (Height^2)); %kg/m^2
else
Height = input('Enter your height (ft): ');
%Conversion to SI units
BMI = (Weight / (Height^2)) * 4.882427111; %kg/m^2
end
if (BMI < 16.5)
disp('You are well below underweight')
else if ((BMI > 16.5) && (BMI <= 18.5))
disp('You are underweight')
else if ((BMI > 18.5) && (BMI <= 25))
disp('You are normal')
else if ((BMI > 25) && (BMI <= 30))
disp('You are overweight')
else if ((BMI > 30) && (BMI <= 35))
disp('You are grouped as obese Class I')
else if ((BMI > 35) && (BMI <= 40))
disp('You are grouped as obese Class II')
else if (BMI > 40)
disp('You are grouped as obese Class III')
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
disp(' ')
disp('Posssible BMI ranges: < 16.5 well below underweight, 16.5-18.5
underweight, 18.5-25 normal, 25-30 overweight, > 30 obese')
% The possible BMI categories are as follows: a BMI of less than 16.5
% indicates severe underweight, 16.5 to 18.5 is underweight, 18.5 to 25
% is normal, 25 to 30 is overweight. The Obese category range from 30-35
% (class I), 35-40 (class II), and over 40 is class III.
end

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Intro. to Programming in MATLAB

Hi, this is the BMI calculator.

Enter your weight (lbs), or type 0 for SI units:

Posssible BMI ranges: < 16.5 well below underweight, 16.5-18.5

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Intro. to Programming in MATLAB