ABSTRACT

MATLAB is a high‐performance technical computing language. It combines computing, visualization, and a programming environment into one package. MATLAB is also a contemporary programming language environment, with advanced data structures, built‐in editing and debugging tools, and object‐oriented programming capabilities. Because of these features, MATLAB is an outstanding teaching and research tool. Many mathematical functions are predefined in MATLAB. A large number of mathematical functions can be evaluated using MATLAB. There are two types of arithmetic operations in MATLAB: array operations and matrix operations. Users may execute mathematical computations using these arithmetic operations, such as adding two integers, raising the elements of an array to a specific power, or multiplying two matrices. This chapter discusses some basic examples of MATLAB programming to recall basic operations, functions, inputs, and mathematical computations. And it helps the users in further MATLAB programs.