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The advantage of coding inputs and outputs as lists is that
the number of inputs and outputs need not be specified
explicitly. In this example, the output is the element-wise
product of all the input vectors, regardless of the number
of inputs.
function [y,x,z,tvec,xd]=elemprod(flag,nevprt,t,x,z,rpar,ipar,u)
tvec=[];xd=[]
y=u(1)
for i=2:length(u)
y=y.*u(i)
end
y=list(y)
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