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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 this is to count how many elements are true, and then contrast the count to the number of elements in the vector. Recall that any non-zero value can be used to present the concept of true.
>> myall(vec1)
ans =
1
>> myall(vec2)
0
>> myall(vec3)
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
Strings as matrix: The matrix can be generated, that consists of strings in each row. Therefore, essentially it is created as a column vector of strings, but the final result
m=2/3 b=4/5
Symbolic Expression The solve function solves an equation and returns the solution(s) as symbolic expressions. The answer can be converted to numbers by using any numeric funct
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 Recursive functions: This definition is recursive as a factorial is defined in terms of the other factorial. There are two parts to any recursive definition: the co
Use of logical vector: Determine how many elements in the vector vec were greater than 5, the sum function can be used on the resulting vector isg: >> sum(isg) ans =
Blanks function: The blanks function will generate a string consisting of n blank characters-that are kind of hard to see here! Though, in a MATLAB if the mouse is moved to hi
Empty Vectors: An empty vector or in another words, a vector which stores no values, can be generated using the empty square brackets: >> evec = [] evec = [] >> lengt
Find Minimum and Maximum for each row To find the maximum (or minimum) for each row, the dimension of 2 (that is how a MATLAB refers to rows) can be identified as the third arg
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