MATLAB Programming Report

1. Introduction

MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) is a high-level programming language developed by MathWorks, primarily used

for numerical computing, simulations, data analysis, and algorithm development. It supports matrix

operations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and

interfacing with other languages.

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1. Introduction

MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) is a high-level programming language developed by MathWorks, primarily used

for numerical computing, simulations, data analysis, and algorithm development. It supports matrix

operations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and

interfacing with other languages.

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2. MATLAB Environment

The MATLAB desktop environment includes:

- Command Window

- Editor

- Workspace

- Current Folder

- Command History

- Figure Window

These components facilitate interaction with the language and tools.

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2. MATLAB Environment

The MATLAB desktop environment includes:

- Command Window

- Editor

- Workspace

- Current Folder

- Command History

- Figure Window

These components facilitate interaction with the language and tools.

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3. Variables and Data Types

Variables store data. MATLAB supports types like:

- Numeric (int, float)

- Char and strings

- Logical (boolean)

- Arrays and matrices

Variables can be created dynamically without declaring their types.

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3. Variables and Data Types

Variables store data. MATLAB supports types like:

- Numeric (int, float)

- Char and strings

- Logical (boolean)

- Arrays and matrices

Variables can be created dynamically without declaring their types.

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4. Operators in MATLAB

MATLAB includes arithmetic (+, -, *, /, ^), relational (==, ~=, >, <), logical (&&, ||, ~), and matrix operations.

Operator precedence defines the order of execution.

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4. Operators in MATLAB

MATLAB includes arithmetic (+, -, *, /, ^), relational (==, ~=, >, <), logical (&&, ||, ~), and matrix operations.

Operator precedence defines the order of execution.

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5. Control Statements

Control flow statements:

- if, else, elseif

- switch, case

- for loops

- while loops

- break and continue

These help implement logic in MATLAB code.

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5. Control Statements

Control flow statements:

- if, else, elseif

- switch, case

- for loops

- while loops

- break and continue

These help implement logic in MATLAB code.

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6. MATLAB Functions

Functions modularize code and support reusability. Syntax:

function output = funcName(input)

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6. MATLAB Functions

Functions modularize code and support reusability. Syntax:

function output = funcName(input)

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end

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7. Arrays and Matrices

MATLAB excels at matrix manipulation. Arrays and matrices can be initialized using brackets []. Element-wise

operations use .*, ./, .^.

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7. Arrays and Matrices

MATLAB excels at matrix manipulation. Arrays and matrices can be initialized using brackets []. Element-wise

operations use .*, ./, .^.

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8. Plotting and Visualization

MATLAB provides powerful plotting functions:

- plot(), bar(), pie(), scatter()

- 3D plots: mesh(), surf()

- Customization: title(), xlabel(), ylabel(), legend()

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8. Plotting and Visualization

MATLAB provides powerful plotting functions:

- plot(), bar(), pie(), scatter()

- 3D plots: mesh(), surf()

- Customization: title(), xlabel(), ylabel(), legend()

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9. File I/O

Reading and writing files:

- load(), save()

- fopen(), fclose(), fprintf(), fscanf()

Used to store and retrieve data.

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9. File I/O

Reading and writing files:

- load(), save()

- fopen(), fclose(), fprintf(), fscanf()

Used to store and retrieve data.

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10. Common MATLAB Programs

Examples:

- Factorial

- Prime checker

- Fibonacci sequence

- Matrix operations

- Graph plotting

Code can be saved in .m files.

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10. Common MATLAB Programs

Examples:

- Factorial

- Prime checker

- Fibonacci sequence

- Matrix operations

- Graph plotting

Code can be saved in .m files.

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11. Applications of MATLAB

MATLAB is widely used in:

- Engineering (Signal Processing, Control Systems)

- Data Science and Machine Learning

- Finance and Statistics

- Research and Prototyping

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11. Applications of MATLAB

MATLAB is widely used in:

- Engineering (Signal Processing, Control Systems)

- Data Science and Machine Learning

- Finance and Statistics

- Research and Prototyping

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12. Practice Questions

1. Write a program to calculate factorial using for loop.

2. Plot sine and cosine curves on the same graph.

3. Write a function to return the square of a number.

4. Create a 3x3 identity matrix and multiply with a vector.

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12. Practice Questions

1. Write a program to calculate factorial using for loop.

2. Plot sine and cosine curves on the same graph.

3. Write a function to return the square of a number.

4. Create a 3x3 identity matrix and multiply with a vector.

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13. Definitions

Key Definitions:

- Script: A file with MATLAB code.

- Function: A reusable block of code.

- Workspace: Environment storing variables.

- Command Window: For direct command execution.

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13. Definitions

Key Definitions:

- Script: A file with MATLAB code.

- Function: A reusable block of code.

- Workspace: Environment storing variables.

- Command Window: For direct command execution.

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14. Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

- Easy to learn

- Excellent visualization

- Built-in functions

Disadvantages:

- Costly license

- Not open-source

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14. Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

- Easy to learn

- Excellent visualization

- Built-in functions

Disadvantages:

- Costly license

- Not open-source

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15. Conclusion

MATLAB is a versatile tool for numerical computation and simulation. Its user-friendly environment, combined

with rich functionalities, makes it a preferred choice for engineers, scientists, and researchers.

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15. Conclusion

MATLAB is a versatile tool for numerical computation and simulation. Its user-friendly environment, combined

with rich functionalities, makes it a preferred choice for engineers, scientists, and researchers.

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