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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)
User input in the while loop: Here is an illustration of running this script: >> readonenum Enter a positive number: -5 Invalid! Enter a positive number: -2.2
Refer the subset of a matrix: It is also possible to refer to the subset of a matrix. For illustration, this refers to the first & second rows, second & third columns: >> m
Writing to Files: There are many lower level functions which can write to files. We will focus on the fprintf function that can be used to write a file and also to append to a
strvcat function - concatenation: The function strvcat will concatenate it vertically, that means that it will generate a column vector of the strings. >> strvcat(fir
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
Illustration of a recursive function: illustration is of a recursive function which does not return anything, but simply prints. The below function prtwords receives a sentenc
Writing and Reading Spreadsheet Files: The MATLAB functions xlswrite & xlsread will write to and read from the spreadsheet files which have the extension .xls. For illustratio
Function fopen - file function: The permission string in the call to the fopen function identifies that the file is opened for writing to it. Just as when reading from a file,
Built-in function for Differentiation: The MATLAB has a built-in function, diff that returns the differences between consecutive elements in a vector. For illustration, >>
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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