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Core Objects:
The Core Objects in MATLAB are the very fundamental graphics primitives. The description can be found under the MATLAB Help: Under the Contents tab, click the Handle Graphics Objects, and afterward Core Graphics Objects. The core objects consist of:
These are all built-in functions; and help can be used to find out how each function is used.
Nested Functions: We have seen that the loops can be nested, that means that one inside of the other, functions can be nested. The terminology for nested functions is that an
Illustration of Input in a for loop: In this illustration, the loop variable iv iterates through the values 1 through 3, therefore the action is repeated three times. The acti
Function polyval - interpolation: The function polyval can then be used to compute the polynomial at particular values. For illustration, we could compute at every value in th
Lower Level File I/O Functions: Whenever reading from data file, as long as the data in the file is "regular" the load function works-in another words, the similar type of dat
Example of sorting strings: To sort a cell array of strings, also the sort function is used. The illustration is as follows, >> engcellnames = {'Chemical','Mechanical',.
Example of Functions which return values: Calling this function prints the circumference, since there is no way to store the value, hence, it can be used in following computat
Example of Functions which complete a task: For illustration, the function below just prints the number arguments passed to it in a sentence format: As this function i
Illustrations of Sequential search: The two illustrations of calling such function is as shown below: >> values = [85 70 100 95 80 91]; >> key = 95; >> seqsearch
Example of Median For the vector [1 4 5 9 12 33], the median is the average of the 5 & 9 in the middle: >> median([1 4 5 9 12 33]) ans = 7
Illustration of Customizing plots: Illustration, the bar and barh functions by the default place a width of 0.8 between bars. Whenever called as bar(x,y), the width of 0.8 is
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