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12.

44 PROGRAMMING IN C& MA TLAB

MATLAB PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES


Program I
Write a MATLAB program to determine a given integer number is even orodd.
Solution:
8Script file:even__odd
$Program to determine whether a given number is even or odd
$Prompt the user to enter an integer number
num=input (' Enter a number: );
if (mod (num, 2) ==0)
fprintf ('%d is even\n', num);
else
fprintf(' d is odd \n', num) ;
end

Now exe cute the program


>>even_ oddJ
Enter a number: 2017.J
2017is odd
>>even_oddJ
Enter a number: 2018.J
2018 is even

Program 2
Write a program which reads a student marks in a test and then prints whether
he is passed or failed.
Solution:
We simply compare the marks with 35 in the if expression. If it is true we will
write disp( )to display "Passed" else "Failed".
The MATLAB program is shown below.
%Scriptfile: result .m
This program determines whether a student passed or failed
%Illustration of if/else
%Define variables
&mark --- student marks
%Pronpt the user for marks of a student
mark=input ( Enter student marks:);
i f marks>=35
disp('Passed');
else
disp(Failed') ;
end

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CHAPTER-12
:,B A SICS OF MATILAR 12.45
Program3
Write aM¤TLAB program to find the largest of three numbers.
Solution:
ascriptfile :maximum. m
eprogr am tO find the largest of three numbers
8Prompt the user to give input data
a=input(' Enter First Number : );
b=input ('Enter Second Number : );
c=input (' Enter Third Number: ');
&Tllustration of if/elseif/else structure
if (a>b) &&(a>c)
fprintf ('The Largest number is %7.2f\n',a) ;
elseif (b>c) &&(b>a)
fprintf ('The Largest number is %7.2f\n',b);
else
%7.2f\n',c) ;
fprintf ('The Largest number is
end

Now execute the above program


>>maximum. mJ
Enter First Number : 78.12.J
45.78.J
Enter Second Number :
Enter Third Number 90.J
90.00
The largest number is
Progranm I
Write a MATLAB program to calculate the sum of squares of all integers between
land 10:
Solution:
8Scriptfile:sum_squares.m
$Program to calculate sum of squares of all
8Integers between 1 and 10
$Illustration of while loop
sum=0;
n=1;
while n<=10
Sum=sum+n^2 ;
n=n+1;
end
fprintf ('1^2+2 ^2+3 ^2+.. .+10^2 =%d\n',sum) ;
% (0r) disp (sum) ;
Now save and execute the program by pressing F5.
>>Sum_squaresJ
1^2+2^2+3^2 +. ..+10^2=385
Program 2
12.55
CHAPTER-12 ::*** BAsTCS OF MA TLAR
MATLAB PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES
Program 1
'n' natural numbers using tor
Write a simple MATLAB program to generate first
loop.
Solution:
using for loop
8Program to Generate Natural numbers
n=input (' Enter an integer:');
disp(The natural numbers are:');
for i=l :n
fprintf('$3d\n',i) ;
end

Program 2
n is the product of consecutive integers from 1to n.
The factorialof an integer
That is,
factorial n=n!=n x (n-1) x (n-2) X * X1
the factorial for any given n.
Write a MATLAB program to compute
Solution:
%Scriptfile:n_factorial
factorial n
8Programe to compute
integer: ') ;
n=input ('Enter positive
factorial=1; %initialize
8Illustration of for loop
%go from 1 to n
for k=1 :n
factorial =factorial*k; &multiply 1 by 2, 3, 4, etc.

end
factorial) ;
fprintf ('%3d! =%d\n',n,
the file. For this simply
Nowexecute the above program to saving and naming
press F5 function key.
>>n factorialJ
Enter positive integer : 12
12!=479001600

>>n factorialJ

Enter positive integer : 8J


8!=40320

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Program 1
Write a script file to plotthe function y= x for the range of values for x from 0
to 100, with an increment of 5.
Solution :
%Program to plot the curve y=x
x=0:5:100 create vector x
y=x; %calculate y
plot (x, y) %plot x vs .y

When you run the file, MATLAB displays the following plot.
100
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Fig. 12.10

Program 2
AWrite a script file to plot the curve y=x*, - 100 < x< 100.
Solution :
%Program to plot the curve y=x^2
X=-100:20: 100;

y=x. ^2 ;

plot (x, y)

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CHAPTER-12 :**BASICS OF MATLAB 12.63

When you run the file, MATLAB displays the following plot.
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0 20 40 60 80 100
-100 -80 -60 40 -20

Fig. 12.11

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