Lecture

Matlab Programming: Script and Function

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Description

This lecture covers programming in Matlab using scripts and functions, vectorization techniques, and 2D graphics. The instructor demonstrates how to create, edit, and animate Matlab figures, emphasizing data visualization and saving options. The lecture also delves into Matlab flow control, function creation, and sub-functions, highlighting the importance of proper file organization and function naming conventions.

Instructor

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Official source

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