function [out1, out2] = m_file (in1, in2)
%M_FILE is a sample program written in MATLAB
%
%  [out1, out2] = m_file(in1, in2)
%
%  Everything written in the comment block directly after the initial
%  function declaration will be printed when 'help m_file' is displayed.
%  If you will ever use your function again, take this chance to explain to
%  your future self and others how it will be used!
%
%  See also TIM_DEMO, MATLAB_TYPES

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% with the help message

% To use this file as a script, simply comment out the top line; then all
% variables created in the file will be available in the workspace where
% it's run.  Otherwise, only the first output argument and 

%% SECTION 1

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% editor to create a new section of highlighted code.  This helps organize
% the code you write if you use the MATLAB environment.
%%% Any number of comment symbols other than two is normal
% %%


% Try to avoid 'magic numbers'; if your code uses a number more than once,
% assign it its own variable so that it can be changed in only one place.
% That way other people can more easily use and edit your code later.
to_add = 3;

out1 = [];

for i = 1:in1
    % Growing an array horizontally
    out1 = [out1, i + to_add];
end

%% SECTION 2

% The MATLAB editor has a vertical line at 76 characters -- use it!  People have a difficult time reading
% more than about 3 alphabets across (78 characters) because they lose the next line, so at least keep
% your code lines at a maximum of 80 characters long, if not 76.

out2 = ones(1, in1);

for i = 1:in1
    out2(i) = i + to_add;
end

% MATLAB allows for all kinds of spacing; the only rule is that yours
% should be both readable and consistent.  These are all acceptable:
%
% my_function(argument,argument+1)
% my_function(argument, argument+1)
% my_function( argument, (argument + 1) )
% my_function (argument, argument + 1)
% and many more...