MATLAB ® includes a wide range of predefined functions for computational tasks. For basics on how to call these functions, see Calling Functions. As you write code, you can define your own functions to …

Function Creation Create functions, including anonymous, local, and nested functions Functions contain one or more sequential commands and can accept inputs and return outputs. When you have …

The at symbol (@) creates handles to anonymous and named functions, and is also used to call superclass methods from within a subclass.

Tasks (Live Editor) Live Editor tasks are apps that can be added to a live script to interactively perform a specific set of operations. Tasks represent a series of MATLAB commands. To see the commands …

The body of a function can include valid MATLAB expressions, control flow statements, comments, blank lines, and nested functions. Any variables that you create within a function are stored within a …

There are several types of functions available with MATLAB, including local functions, nested functions, private functions, and anonymous functions.

MATLAB is a computing platform that is used for engineering and scientific applications like data analysis, signal and image processing, control systems, wireless communications, and robotics. …

Millions of engineers and scientists worldwide use MATLAB to analyze and design the systems and products transforming our world.

Local Functions This topic explains the term local function, and shows how to create and use local functions. MATLAB ® program files can contain code for more than one function. In a function file, …

Jan 20, 2010 · I have some MATLAB programs that use the @ (at sign) as an operator. What does it mean? Does MATLAB 6.5 support this operator?