Uses of function handles, MATLAB in Engineering

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Uses of Function handles:

The Function handles can also be generated for functions other than anonymous functions, both built-in & user-defined functions. For illustration, the below would generate a function handle for the built-in factorial function:

>> facth = @factorial;

The @ operator acquiires the handle of the function, that is then stored in a variable facth.

The handle can be used to call the function, merely like the handle for the anonymous functions, for illustration:

>> facth(5)

ans =

120

By using the function handle to call the function rather than of using the name of the function does not itself elaborate why this is helpful, so a clear question would be why the function handles are essential.

 


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