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Hello sir, I have watched the previous 5 video which is very nice video series for the beginners. I have started learning MATLAB recently and found these videos very basic and helpful since I am not from this background. I am a researcher in material science and chemistry, and I want to improve my CV by learning these skills. I want to use these tools for data interpretation and graph plotting and all. How may I start or what should I do in this purpose?? Do I need to follow all the videos step by step in this series, or I can skip and start from later videos from this series. Any kind of suggestion will be very helpful.
We used % just in case if someone else read your codes, person can understand the codes and what does it mean, it helps to write the comment which is not included by MATLAB
Coming from NodeJs development. I'd say you doing a good job by covering every little detail. Thanks.
true even i also like this
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It’s for defining the variable and it’s just for our understanding
BEST video, thank you so much. Keep them coming.
Thanks you ☺️
Hello sir, I have watched the previous 5 video which is very nice video series for the beginners. I have started learning MATLAB recently and found these videos very basic and helpful since I am not from this background. I am a researcher in material science and chemistry, and I want to improve my CV by learning these skills. I want to use these tools for data interpretation and graph plotting and all. How may I start or what should I do in this purpose?? Do I need to follow all the videos step by step in this series, or I can skip and start from later videos from this series. Any kind of suggestion will be very helpful.
Sir I appreciate your effort to explain such little things❤ which are essential and without which the program will not run .
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Nice basic video
Usefull video
Nice, your tutorial is straight forward and easy to learn and understand, keep up the good work ❤
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Thanks a lot for your help
you are most welcome
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It is called a comment (%) in MATLAB
We used % just in case if someone else read your codes, person can understand the codes and what does it mean, it helps to write the comment which is not included by MATLAB
you help me man thanks alot
Welcome 😁
% we can mention it like it's frequency or it's ohm
% we can mention it like it's frequency or it's ohm and more.
works like comments in other programming languages
allows a user to put a unit on a variable in order for it to run
% ka use ham note karna ka liya kiya jata h
% is used, when we write a note or command
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Its use for sine example for :: 1) hz 2) h 3) ohm
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It is used for understanding the comment
% used for comments or notes purpose. It's not a part of programming.
True
%use for comments in matlab
% is used for hidden details
% sign used for NOTES, it will not be read by MATLAB as program.
True
It's a comment
% is used to make comments about the scripts for clarity sake
Can anyone suggest a simple book on matlab commands and fuctions?
% is use for comment purposes
It is for comments in programming
The answer is % is used to enter the comment or description the script file which is not included when the script file runs
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For Note
Its to add a comment
Ans:
Comment
it is used to write comment
In MATLAB (%) is used for writing the comment which we dont want in our program
0.6317 and 13.0466
% is used for denoting the note in row
% is a comment.
% is used to put comments 🎉
th percent sign entails a comment in the script
x=5.002584482504076
y= 0.2030