cumprod()

Core Math

cumprod() is a MATLAB®-compatible core math function for cumulative product of array elements. returns an array where each element is the product of all elements up to that index. Run it online in your browser with SimLab — free, no install, no license required.

Cumulative product of array elements. Returns an array where each element is the product of all elements up to that index.

Syntax

cumprod(x)

Examples — run cumprod() in your browser

cumprod([1, 2, 3, 4])
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cumprod([2, 3, 5])
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Frequently Asked Questions about cumprod()

Is the cumprod() function free to use in SimLab?

Yes. SimLab is 100% free — no signup, no license, and no usage limits. You can run cumprod() and 510+ other MATLAB®-compatible functions directly in your browser at simulations4all.com/simlab.

Do I need to install MATLAB to use cumprod()?

No. SimLab runs entirely in your web browser with zero installation. The cumprod() function works without any MATLAB® license or software download.

What does cumprod() do?

Cumulative product of array elements. Returns an array where each element is the product of all elements up to that index. It is a MATLAB®-compatible core math function available in SimLab with the same calling syntax as MATLAB® — typically: cumprod(x).

Can I run cumprod() in my browser?

Yes. Open SimLab at simulations4all.com/simlab, write or paste code that calls cumprod(), and run it. Execution happens locally in your browser — no data leaves your machine.

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