BASIC SYNTAX OF MATLAB
- As MATLAB is a high-level computer language, it must be written in a specific manner.
- MATLAB environment behaves like a super-complex calculator. You can enter commands at the >>command prompt.
- MATLAB is an interpreted environment. In other words, you cant write a command in command prompt and it will execute it right away.
For example no.1:-
If we give command to add two digits in the command window, it will show as follows
>>1+2
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When you click the RUN button or press the ENTER, MATLAB executes it immediately and the result returned is:–
ans=
3
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For example no.2:-
Another example, when a digit is
divided by zero
>>7/0
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When you click the RUN button or press the ENTER, MATLAB executes it immediately and the result returned is:–
ans = Inf
warning: Division by zero
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>>524*20.3
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When you click the RUN button or press the ENTER, MATLAB executes it immediately and the result returned is:–
ans=
1.0637e+04
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For example no.4:-
When a digit raised to the power of another
digit
>>5^3
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When you press Enter, it executes,
ans=
125
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For example no.5:-
To represent in a trigonometric value
>>sin(pi/2)
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ans=
1
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Note:-
o Here we write pi instead of using the symbol, because MATLAB don’t recognize
the pi symbol.
o Also we can use the value of pi which is 3.14 instead of writing pi.
Use Of SEMICOLON ";" in MATLAB:-
Generally in other programming languages semicolon: is used as a statement terminator, but in MATLAB it is also sided for statement terminator as well as to hide what we got after executed some blocks of statements.
For example
no.6:-
x=3;
y=x+2
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When you
Press enter, it executes,
y=5
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Adding comments in MATLAB:-
The per cent symbol(%) is used for indicating a comment line.
For example no.7:-
y=5 %assign the value 5 to y
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- if you want to write a block of comments just write it in between the block comment operators % ................%
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