Write a GUI function that will graphically demonstrate the difference between a for loop and a while loop. The function will have two push buttons: one that says ‘for’, and the other says ‘while’

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loopGUI.m

function loopGUI

f = figure('Visible', 'off','color','white',...

 'Position', [360, 500, 400,400]);

movegui(f,'center')

hbutton1 = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton','String',...

 'for', 'Position',[150,275,100,50], ...

 'Callback',@callbackfn1);

hbutton2 = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton','String',...

 'while', 'Position',[150,175,100,50], ...

 'Callback',@callbackfn2);

hstr = uicontrol('Style','text',...

 'BackgroundColor','white','Position',...

 [150,200,100,100],'FontSize',30,...

 'ForegroundColor','Red','Visible','off');

set(f,'Visible','on');

 function callbackfn1(source,eventdata)

 set([hbutton1 hbutton2],'Visible','off');

 set(hstr,'Visible','on')

 for i = 1:5

 set(hstr,'String', int2str(i));

 pause(1) % pause for 1 second

 end

 set(hstr,'String','Done!')

 

 end

 function callbackfn2(source,eventdata)

 set([hbutton1 hbutton2],'Visible','off');

 set(hstr,'Visible','on')

 cbmb = uicontrol('Style','pushbutton',...

 'String','mystery', 'Position',[300,50,50,50], ...

 'Callback',@cbfn,'Visible','on');

 done = false;

 i = 0;

 while ~done

 i = i + 1;

 set(hstr,'String',int2str(i));

 pause(1)

 end

 set(hstr,'String','Finally!')

 

 function cbfn(source,eventdata)

 done = true;

 end

 end

 end

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