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Exercise 21 (PDF) 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
Press_CtrlC_to tell MATLAB to erase the current line and...
- Debugging with MATLAB
Debugging code in MATLAB helps ensure that code produces the...
- Scope
For guided practice and further exploration of scripted...
- Exercise 11
Debugging with MATLAB Conway Game of Life Warm-up Conway...
- Variables
This is still a book containing exercise problems in MATLAB. The collection of problems covers basic topics and is meant to stimulate student’s creativity in designing and implementing algorithms.
Introduction to MATLAB – Step by Step Exercise 1. Open MATLAB(student AMO/AIR) 2. Make sure that you recognize the Graphic User Interface (GUI)
To create compound statments of the relational operators, we can combine these using the logical operators. The truth or falsity of these follows basic rules of logic, so it helps to have some knowledge of truth tables.
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 MATLAB function performs a logical OR of inputs A and B and returns an array or a table containing elements set to either logical 1 (true) or logical 0 (false).
Relational and logical operators are instrumental in program flow control. They are used in MATLAB m-Files to test various conditions involving variables and expressions. The relational operators are listed below. Relational operators can be used to compare elements of a numerical array to a scalar.
