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• Every build in or user made function has a calling syntax that is

unique for each function. In Matlab, to call a function you type the

function’s name and you enclose the input arguments in brackets (if

more than one input argument exist, then commas should be used to

separate the expressions).

• Matlab is handled through the use of various windows, that each is

related with a certain utility. For example, the Command Window is

used to enter variables and run functions and m-files, the Command

History Window makes a diary with the commands that you have

recently entered in the command window, the Workspace Browser

allows you to view the variables that are stored in the workspace, etc.

Any reference to such windows that is made in the main body of

these notes will be explained in detail if it is needed.

1.3 Information of How to Read This Handout

In the main body of this handout, words that refer to a keyboard instruction

will be written in brackets and in boldface letter. For example, [Enter] will

represent one key-press of the Enter button of the keyboard. Words that

represent Matlab’s reserved words such as for, end, who, etc, words that

imply a Matlab term such as m-file, script, function, etc, or key-words related

with the interface menu and toolbars will appear in italics. Words in the

main body that refer to Matlab’s vector and matrix names, Matlab’s build in

functions or user’s new functions will be presented with a

w style. For

example, if in the main body a reference is made to a vector saved in the

workspace with the name “Hours” it will look like:

The reference to

Matlab’s function that creates 2D figures will be as:

t. Moreover, note that

although each function has a specific calling syntax, usually only the name of

the function will be displayed; if not presented in the body text of this

handout, the user should be responsible to find the exact calling syntax of

the function via the Matlab’s help facilities.

Other Matlab output such as warnings, tips or Matlab commands will be

enclosed in double quote marks “ ”. The definition of Matlab related words

and expression in windows (as you will see later) consist exceptions from

these rules. Lastly, references to books and other reading material are

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