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This manual provides an introduction to MATLAB with exercises which are specifically oriented to the MATLAB service provided by Bath University Computing Service (BUCS). However much of the information provided here is applicable to any MATLAB installation, PC, Mac or UNIX. Simple Calculations and File Management In this tutorial, you will start to become familiar with the MATLAB development environment and some of its facilities. The MATLAB Development Environment, Note that MATLAB has pi as a built-in approximation for ? (accurate to about 13 decimal places), and built-in functions sqrt and cos. Look up the manual pages for these if necessary. Note that MATLAB has pi as a built-in approximation for ? (accurate to about 13 decimal places), and built-in functions sqrt and cos. Look up the manual pages for these if necessary. The basic data type in MATLAB is the rectangular array, which contains numbers (or even strings of symbols). MATLAB allows the user to create quite advanced data structures, but for many scientific applications it is sufficient to work with matrices. These are two-dimensional arrays of data in the form. A matrix can be created in MATLAB using any name starting with a letter and containing only letters, numbers and underscores (_). A major distinction between MATLAB and many other programming languages. Vectors and matrices can be created in your MATLAB workspace by various methods. For example there are many built-in commands: zeros(n,m) and ones(n,m) produces n × m matrices of zeros and ones.
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