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MATLAB Scientific Computing: 68 Things Beginners Should Know

 


This eBook is an essential guide for beginners diving into MATLAB scientific computing.It covers crucial concepts, practical tips, and common pitfalls to avoid.Learn about indexing, matrix operations, and data types unique to MATLAB.With 68 vital insights, this resource is designed to enhance your understanding and efficiency.Unlock the power of MATLAB and elevate your scientific computing skills.Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone eager to master MATLAB quickly.Start your journey in MATLAB today and discover the endless possibilities.Each section provides clear explanations and practical examples.Get ready to transform your approach to scientific calculations!


《Index》

・MATLAB Uses 1-Based Indexing

・Arrays are Created with Square Brackets in MATLAB

・Using the Colon Operator (:) to Create Sequences and Ranges

・Understanding the Transpose Operator (') in MATLAB

・MATLAB's Automatic Matrix Dimension Handling for Basic Arithmetic

・Element-wise Operations in MATLAB Require a Dot Before the Operator

・Handling Complex Numbers in MATLAB

・Dynamic Typing of Variables in MATLAB

・Returning Multiple Outputs from Functions

・Checking Array Dimensions with "size" and "length"

・MATLAB's Default Use of 64-bit Double Precision Numbers

・Preallocating Arrays to Improve Performance in MATLAB

・Referencing the Last Element in an Array with "end"

・Creating Matrices with "zeros", "ones", and "eye"

・Understanding NaN (Not-a-Number) in MATLAB

・Working with Inf (Infinity) in MATLAB

・MATLAB's "logical" Data Type for True/False Operations

・Using Boolean Arrays for Indexing and Selection

・MATLAB Arrays Are Homogeneous

・Using Cell Arrays for Mixed Data Types

・Using "struct" to Store Mixed-Type Data in MATLAB


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