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    05.03.2020 E.D.

    Numerical Methods in Engineering

    Computer Lab Lecture 2 Introduction to Octave/MATLAB

    Important Matrices

    >> A=zeros(3,5)
    >> B=ones(3,4)
    >> C=eye(3) % diagonal matrix

    Matrix-Array Operations

    >> n=[5:-1:1]
    >> D=A-n
    >> D=D.*3
    >> D./3
    >> D.\3

    >> a = [0 1+7];
    >> b = [a(2) 7 a];
    >> b(1,4)=28;
    >> b(3)=99;
    >> b

    >> c = [1 2; 3 4];
    >> d = zeros(size(c));

    User Input

    >> in1 = input('Enter the value: '); %in1 stores as double


    >> in2 = input('Enter data: ','s'); %in2 stores as character

    Output Formats

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    >> s=num2str ([1, 1.34; 3, 3.56], "%5.1f")


    >> fprintf('The value of pi is %f \n',pi)
    >> fprintf('The value of pi is %5.2f \n',pi)

    Cleaning the command window and workspace

    >> clc
    >> clear all
    >> close all

    Built in Functions

     High number of built-in functions are ready for use. Check octave documentation.

    >> help max


    >> help randi
    >> x=randi([0 100], 1, 10);
    >> max_x=max(x)
    >> [max_x index]=max(x)% 2 outputs (maximum value and its index)

    Plotting in Octave

    x = 0:pi/100:2*pi;
    y1 = sin(2*x);
    y2 = 2*cos(2*x);
    plot(x,y1,'k-',x,y2,'b--');
    title ('Plot of f(x) = sin(2x) and its derivative');
    xlabel ('x');
    ylabel ('y');
    legend ('f(x)','d/dx f(x)','tl')
    grid on;
    help linspace

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    05.03.2020 E.D.

    Plotting in 2D Arrays

    clc,clear,close all
    x = 0:0.1:10;
    y = zeros(length(x),4);
    y(:,1) = sin(x);
    y(:,2) = cos(x);
    y(:,3) = sin(x).^2;
    y(:,4) = cos(x).^2;
    plot(x,y)

    Different Plot Functions

    clc,clear,close all
    x=linspace(0,2*pi,10);
    y=x.^2;
    figure 1
    bar(x,y)
    figure 2
    barh(x,y)
    figure 3
    compass(x,y)
    figure 4
    explode=ones(1,length(x))
    pie(x)
    figure 5
    pie(x,explode)
    figure 6
    stem(x,y)
    figure 7
    stairs(x,y)
    figure 8
    semilogx(x,y)
    figure 9
    semilogy(x,y)
    figure 10
    loglog(x,y)
    figure 11
    polar(x,y)

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    Relational and Logical Opeators

    Anonymous Function Examples

    Application

    Write a Matlab script that calculates average, mininimum and maximum grades
    of students and draw a bar graph of the grades. The number of the students
    and the grades of the students need to be taken from the user. (input
    function)

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