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Customizing Plots:
There are numerous ways to customize figures in the Figure Window. On clicking the Plot Tools icon will bring up the Property Editor & Plot Browser, with many options for altering the present plot. In addition, there are properties which can be modified from the default in the plot function itself. By using the help facility with the function name will display all the options for that specific plot function.
Plot Functions: Faraway, we have plotted to generate two-dimensional plots and bar to generate bar charts. We have seen how to clear the Figure Window by using clf, and how to
Applications of Customized Strings: Labels, Prompts, Arguments to Functions: The one of very useful application of this is to involve numbers in strings that are used to plot
Write a MATLAB function [d1, u1, l1, c1, r1] = NaiveGaussArrow(d, u, l, c, r) that takes as input the 5 vectors de ned above representing A. This function performs Naive Gauss redu
Indexed empty matrix: The Individual elements cannot be eliminated from matrices, as matrices always have the similar number of elements in every row. >> mat = [7 9 8; 4 6
Illustration of Labels and prompts: The program below prompts the user for endpoints (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) of a line segment, and computes the midpoint of the line segment, th
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
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
strvcat function - concatenation: The function strvcat will concatenate it vertically, that means that it will generate a column vector of the strings. >> strvcat(fir
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).
Error-Checking for Integers: As MATLAB uses the type double by default for all the values, to check to make confirm that the user has entered an integer, the program have to c
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