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MATLAB PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY
GUIDE FULL SOLUTION

●● Top-down design approach
Answer: A method of programming that involves breaking a solution
into steps and further refining each one.


●● Generic algorithm
Answer: A modular program would consist of functions that implement
each step: 1. Get the input 2. Calculate result(s) 3. Display the result(s).


●● Scripts
Answer: Scripts are files in MATLAB that contain a sequence of
MATLAB instructions, implementing an algorithm.


●● Script execution
Answer: Once a script has been created and saved, it is executed by
entering its name at the prompt.


●● Type command

,Answer: The type command can be used to display a script in the
Command Window.


●● Documentation
Answer: Scripts should always be documented using comments.


●● Comments in MATLAB
Answer: Comments are used to describe what the script does, and how it
accomplishes its task; they are ignored by MATLAB.


●● H1 line
Answer: The first comment line in a script is called the 'H1 line'; it is
what is displayed with help.


●● Input function
Answer: The input function does two things: prompts the user, and reads
in a value.


●● Input for number
Answer: General form for reading in a number: variablename =
input('prompt').


●● Input for character

, Answer: General form for reading a character or character vector:
variablename = input('prompt', 's').


●● Output functions
Answer: There are two basic output functions: disp, which is a quick
way to display things, and fprintf, which allows formatting.


●● Format specifiers
Answer: The fprintf function uses format specifiers which include place
holders; these have conversion characters: %d integers, %f floats (real
numbers), %c single characters, %s string of characters.


●● Field width specification
Answer: Use %#x where # is an integer and x is the conversion character
to specify the field width of #.


●● Decimal places specification
Answer: %#.#x specifies a field width and the number of decimal places.


●● Newline character
Answer: \n is the newline character.


●● Tab character

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