Lecture

Functions: User Defined Functions

Description

This lecture covers the basics of functions in MATLAB and Octave, including built-in functions like sin, exp, and log, as well as user-defined functions created using the Command Window and Editor. The instructor demonstrates how to define, edit, and call user-defined functions, emphasizing the importance of syntax and input parameters.

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