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MATLAB can be used as a high-level programming language including data structures, functions, instructions for flow control, management of inputs/outputs and even object-oriented programming. MATLAB programs are usually written into files called M-files. An M-file is nothing more than a MATLAB code (script) that executes a series of commands or functions that accept arguments and produce an output. The M-files are created using the text editor, as described in Chapter 2.
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López, C.P. (2014). MATLAB Language: M-Files, Scripts, Flow Control and Numerical Analysis Functions. In: MATLAB Programming for Numerical Analysis. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0295-1_4
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