Lecture

Matlab III: Cells Array and Time Measurement in C

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Description

This lecture covers advanced topics in Matlab III, focusing on cells array revision and time measurement in C programming. The instructor, Christophe Salzmann, explains the usage of cells arrays and demonstrates how to measure time in C using clock functions. The lecture progresses through examples and code snippets, providing insights into efficient programming techniques.

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