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1 <strong>Function</strong>s – By Category<br />

1-2<br />

Development Environment<br />

General functions for working in MATLAB, including functions for startup,<br />

Command Window, help, and editing and debugging.<br />

“Starting and Quitting” Startup and shutdown options<br />

“Command Window” Controlling Command Window<br />

“Getting Help” Finding information<br />

“Workspace, File, and<br />

Search Path”<br />

File, search path, variable management<br />

“Programming Tools” Editing and debugging, source control, Notebook<br />

“System” Identifying current computer, license, product<br />

version, and more<br />

“Performance<br />

Improvement Tools and<br />

Techniques”<br />

Starting and Quitting<br />

exit Terminate MATLAB (same as quit)<br />

finish MATLAB termination M-file<br />

matlab Start MATLAB (UNIX systems only)<br />

matlabrc MATLAB startup M-file for single user systems or<br />

administrators<br />

quit Terminate MATLAB<br />

startup MATLAB startup M-file for user-defined options<br />

Command Window<br />

Improving and assessing performance, e.g.,<br />

profiling and memory use<br />

clc Clear Command Window<br />

diary Save session to file<br />

dos Execute DOS command and return result<br />

format Control display format for output<br />

home Move cursor to upper left corner of Command Window<br />

more Control paged output for Command Window<br />

notebook Open M-book in Microsoft Word (Windows only)<br />

system Execute operating system command and return result<br />

unix Execute UNIX command and return result

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