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Matlab Programming For Beginners

This document provides an overview of key Matlab programming concepts including functions, relational operators, logical operators, bitwise functions, conditional statements, loops, and break/continue statements. Functions allow defining reusable blocks of code to perform operations like addition, multiplication, and division. Relational and logical operators compare or evaluate logical conditions on values. Conditional statements like if/else and switch/case allow branching program flow. Loops like for and while iterate through blocks of code. Break and continue control loop execution.

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Matlab Programming For Beginners

This document provides an overview of key Matlab programming concepts including functions, relational operators, logical operators, bitwise functions, conditional statements, loops, and break/continue statements. Functions allow defining reusable blocks of code to perform operations like addition, multiplication, and division. Relational and logical operators compare or evaluate logical conditions on values. Conditional statements like if/else and switch/case allow branching program flow. Loops like for and while iterate through blocks of code. Break and continue control loop execution.

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Matlab Programming

EE121 COMPUTING FOR ENGINEERS B. ENG. IN ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING YEAR 1 SEMESTER 2

Function Handling
function [A,M,D] = Arith(a,b) A = a+b; M = a*b; D = a/b; end To take the output arguments [A,M,D] = Arith(10,5) Else [A,M,D] = Arith(a,b) a & b should be assigned with values

Relational Operators
Compares two numbers Returns 1 if the statement is true, 0 otherwise If the operands are matrices they should be in same

size. A new matrix of same size will be created and 1 or 0 will be assigned depending on the expression evaluated on each elements Eg . 5< 8, returns 1 Can be used in flow control

Relational Operators
< > <= >= == ~=

Less than Greater than Less than or equal Greater than or equal Equal Not eqaul

Logical Operators
Logical operators have two types of operators True or False Nonzero numbers are true and zero is false These operators can also be used in flow control & | ~

And OR NOT

Bit-wise functions
Operates on binary representation of the number bitand(A,B) Ex. Bitand(2,1) = and(10,01) = 00 = 0 bitor(A,B) Ex. Bitor(3,1) = or(11,01) = 11 = 3 Bitxor(A,B) Ex. Bitor(3,1) = or(11,01) = 11 = 3

Similarly bitcmp, bitshift etc

Conditional Statements
if-else if conditional expression ....... . . end

Conditional Statements
if-else-end if conditional expression . . . else . . end

Conditional Statements
if-elseif-else-end
if conditional expression .. .. elseif conditional expression . . esleif conditional expression . . else . end

Conditional Statements
switch-case

switch expression case value1 . case value2 . otherwise . end

Loops
For loop

for i = 1:.1:10 end


While loop while conditional expression
. . end

All these loops and conditional statements can be

nested For each if, case, for and while statements there should be corresponding end statements.
for i = 1:n for j = 1:m x(i,j); end end

Break & Continue


break will terminate the execution of a loop Only the loop containing the break statement will terminate continue will stop the next statements in the loop

and start the new iteration

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