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This section contains a compilation of all the exercises (21 in total) presented in the course.
- Variables
If one then types “x” in an expression, MATLAB® will use the...
- What is Programming
In this course we are discussing the MATLAB® syntax. When...
- Newton's Method
When you type code into MATLAB you might make a mistake and...
- Debugging with MATLAB
Debugging code in MATLAB helps ensure that code produces the...
- Scope
It is important to realize that a function can call itself,...
- Exercise 11
Debugging with MATLAB Conway Game of Life Warm-up Conway...
- Conway Game of Life Implementation
Put the counting, updating, plotting parts of the game into...
- Logistic Equation
Graphing an iterative function. Hint 2: (Code takes forever)...
- Variables
Introduction to MATLAB – Step by Step Exercise 31. Function: a named section of a program that performs a specific task. Realized that "sum", "length" and "times" is a function sum([1 2]) length([1 2]) times([2],[2])
This collection of exercises is intended to help you start learning Matlab. Matlab is a huge package with many capabilities, but it is easy to use on many levels.
Part 1. Write your first Matlab program Ex. 1 Write your first Matlab program a = 3; b = 5; c = a+b Output: 8 Remarks: (1) The semicolon at the end of a statement acts to suppress output (to keep the program running in a "quiet mode"). (2) The third statement, c = a+b, is not followed by a semicolon so the content of the variable c is "dumped ...
To practice the following in MATLAB: Creating the graphical layout of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) with GUIDE. Writing function M-files for the GUI, including callback functions. Debugging a program using the MATLAB Editor in Debug Mode.
This homework is designed to give you practice with more advanced and specific Matlab functionality, like advanced data structures, images, and animation. As before, the names of helpful functions are provided in bold where needed.
MATH.2720. Introduction to Programming with MATLAB Basic MATLAB Functions. Practice Problems (some from Gilat, MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications) Calculate (−3.5)3+ e6 + 2061/3 ln(524) Define the variables a, b, c, and d as follows: √a2 + b2 Evaluate + ln (|b − a + c. − c − d|) Create the script file described in Try 3.1.2.