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| - | ===== Basic Screen Layout ===== | ||
| - | When you first open up matlab it should look something like this. | ||
| - | {{ :basicscreenlayout1.png?600 |}} | ||
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| - | If your screen doesn’t look like this you can click on the layout button indicated by the fancy arrow and select the default layout. | ||
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| - | {{ :basicscreenlayout2.png?600 |}} | ||
| - | %% Using the default layout there are four different windows to work with: %% | ||
| - | Current Folder, Details, Command Window, Workspace. | ||
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| - | The Current Folder windows displays all of the Matlab files that are in the folder Matlab is currently working in. The Details window will tell you details of a specific file. The Workspace window will list all of the variables the user is currently working with. The Command Window is where the user can input code. | ||
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| - | In order to get a basic understanding of the command window you can think of it as a calculator. Type in 2*3 in the command window and hit enter. Matlab will output the result, 6.%% | ||
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