ABSTRACT
With sixteen chapters under your belt, you can now create sophisticated, robust MATLAB classes on your own. During the first few implementations, it is easy to stay motivated because there are many new twists and turns. After the first few, however, the repetitive syntax can quickly become monotonous and time-consuming. At some point, you need to shift back into a product focus but the implementation mechanics are too tedious to allow your attention to waver. Once you shift from “How do I implement objects?” back to “How do I use objects to implement products?” you are likely to find yourself wishing for some sort of class-generation tool. Standard, repetitive tasks like building the group-of-eight functions are ideally suited for automation. Of course, this did not happen by accident. Modularity along with a constant drive to isolate class-dependent code into a small subset of functions makes automation possible.
