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Writing variables to a File:
The save command is used to write variables to a file, or to append the variables to a MAT-file. By the default, save function writes to a MAT-file. It can either save the whole present workspace (all variables which have been generated), or a subset of the workspace (involving, for illustration, just 1 variable). The function save will save the file in the present directory, therefore it is important to set that properly first.
To save all the workspace variables in a file, the command is as shown below:
save filename
The .mat extension is automatically added to the filename. The contents of the file can be exhibited by using who with the -file qualifier:
who -file filename
Common form of the switch statement: The common form of the switch statement is as shown below: switch switch_expression case caseexp1 action1 case cas
Illustrations of Variable number of output arguments: In the illustrations shown here, the user should actually know the type of the argument in order to establish how many va
Example of Symbolic Expression When there is more than one variable, the MATLAB selects which to solve for. In the illustration below, the equation ax 2 + bx = 0 is solved. Th
The variance is generally defined in terms of the arithmetic mean as: At times, though, the denominator is defined as n instead of n - 1. The default definition used by t
Example of Minimum and Maximum Value For matrices, the functions min and max operate column wise by the default: >> mat = randint(2,4,[1 20]) mat = 9 10 1
m=2/3 b=4/5
Built-in functions for Complex numbers: We know that in MATLAB both i and j are built-in functions which return √-1 (therefore, they can be thought of as built-in constants).
Three-Dimensional Plots: The MATLAB has many functions which will display three-dimensional plots. Most of these functions have similar name as corresponding two-dimensional p
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Example of Logical built-in functions: For equivalent to all the function, we should make sure that the entire elements in the vector are logically true. The one way of doing
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