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Fliplr function:
The fliplr function "flips" the matrix from left to right (in another words the left-most column, the first column, become the last column and so on), and the flipud functions flips up to down. Note that in these illustrations mat is unchanged; rather than, the results are stored in the default variable ans each time.
The rot90 function rotates the matrix counter clockwise 90 degrees, therefore for illustration the value in the top-right corner becomes rather than the top-left corner and the last column becomes the first row:
>> mat
mat =
14 61 2 94
21 28 75 47
20 20 45 42
>> rot90(mat)
ans =
94 47 42
2 75 45
61 28 20
14 21 20
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Illustration of Writing variables to a file: For illustration, in the below session in the Command Window, 3 variables are generated; these are then exhibited using who. Then,
bar and barh functions: For a matrix, the bar and barh functions will group altogether the values in each and every row. The illustration is as shown: rm = randint(2,4,[1
Illustration of Advanced file input and output: For illustration, to refer to the third number in the first element of the cell array: >> subjdata{1}(3) ans =
How do I write a product series running from i to n of x''s using a for loop?
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Error-checking for integers: illustrations of running this script as shown below: >> readoneint Enter an integer: 9.5 Invalid! Enter an integer: 3.6 Invalid
Print an imaginary number: To print an imaginary number, the function disp will show both parts automatically: >> disp(z1) 4.0000 + 2.0000i The function fprint
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