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    1-1Content list
    1-2About
    1-3Chapter 1: Getting started with MATLAB Language
    1-4Section 1.1: Indexing matrices and arrays
    1-5Section 1.2: Anonymous functions and function handles
    1-6Section 1.3: Matrices and Arrays
    1-7Section 1.4: Cell arrays
    1-8Section 1.5: Hello World
    1-9Section 1.6: Scripts and Functions
    1-10Section 1.7: Helping yourself
    1-11Section 1.8: Data Types
    1-12Section 1.9: Reading Input & Writing Output
    1-13Chapter 2: Initializing Matrices or arrays
    1-14Section 2.1: Creating a matrix of 0s
    1-15Section 2.2: Creating a matrix of 1s
    1-16Section 2.3: Creating an identity matrix
    1-17Chapter 3: Conditions
    1-18Section 3.1: IF condition
    1-19Section 3.2: IF-ELSE condition
    1-20Section 3.3: IF-ELSEIF condition
    1-21Section 3.4: Nested conditions
    1-22Chapter 4: Functions
    1-23Section 4.1: nargin, nargout
    1-24Chapter 5: Set operations
    1-25Section 5.1: Elementary set operations
    1-26Chapter 6: Documenting functions
    1-27Section 6.1: Obtaining a function signature
    1-28Section 6.2: Simple Function Documentation
    1-29Section 6.3: Local Function Documentation
    1-30Section 6.4: Documenting a Function with an Example Script
    1-31Chapter 7: Using functions with logical output
    1-32Section 7.1: All and Any with empty arrays
    1-33Chapter 8: For loops
    1-34Section 8.1: Iterate over columns of matrix
    1-35Section 8.2: Notice: Weird same counter nested loops
    1-36Section 8.3: Iterate over elements of vector
    1-37Section 8.4: Nested Loops
    1-38Section 8.5: Loop 1 to n
    1-39Section 8.6: Loop over indexes
    1-40Chapter 9: Object-Oriented Programming
    1-41Section 9.1: Value vs Handle classes
    1-42Section 9.2: Constructors
    1-43Section 9.3: Defining a class
    1-44Section 9.4: Inheriting from classes and abstract classes
    1-45Chapter 10: Vectorization
    1-46Section 10.1: Use of bsxfun
    1-47Section 10.2: Implicit array expansion (broadcasting) [R2016b]
    1-48Section 10.3: Element-wise operations
    1-49Section 10.4: Logical Masking
    1-50Section 10.5: Sum, mean, prod & co
    1-51Section 10.6: Get the value of a function of two or more arguments
    1-52Chapter 11: Matrix decompositions
    1-53Section 11.1: Schur decomposition
    1-54Section 11.2: Cholesky decomposition
    1-55Section 11.3: QR decomposition
    1-56Section 11.4: LU decomposition
    1-57Section 11.5: Singular value decomposition
    1-58Chapter 12: Graphics: 2D Line Plots
    1-59Section 12.1: Split line with NaNs
    1-60Section 12.2: Multiple lines in a single plot
    1-61Section 12.3: Custom colour and line style orders
    1-62Chapter 13: Graphics: 2D and 3D Transformations
    1-63Section 13.1: 2D Transformations
    1-64Chapter 14: Controlling Subplot coloring in MATLAB
    1-65Section 14.1: How it's done
    1-66Chapter 15: Image processing
    1-67Section 15.1: Basic image I/O
    1-68Section 15.2: Retrieve Images from the Internet
    1-69Section 15.3: Filtering Using a 2D FFT
    1-70Section 15.4: Image Filtering
    1-71Section 15.5: Measuring Properties of Connected Regions
    1-72Chapter 16: Drawing
    1-73Section 16.1: Circles
    1-74Section 16.2: Arrows
    1-75Section 16.3: Ellipse
    1-76Section 16.4: Pseudo 4D plot
    1-77Section 16.5: Fast drawing
    1-78Section 16.6: Polygon(s)
    1-79Chapter 17: Financial Applications
    1-80Section 17.1: Random Walk
    1-81Section 17.2: Univariate Geometric Brownian Motion
    1-82Chapter 18: Fourier Transforms and Inverse Fourier Transforms
    1-83Section 18.1: Implement a simple Fourier Transform in MATLAB
    1-84Section 18.2: Images and multidimensional FTs
    1-85Section 18.3: Inverse Fourier Transforms
    1-86Chapter 19: Ordinary Dierential Equations (ODE) Solvers
    1-87Section 19.1: Example for odeset
    1-88Chapter 20: Interpolation with MATLAB
    1-89Section 20.1: Piecewise interpolation 2 dimensional
    1-90Section 20.2: Piecewise interpolation 1 dimensional
    1-91Section 20.3: Polynomial interpolation
    1-92Chapter 21: Integration
    1-93Section 21.1: Integral, integral2, integral3
    1-94Chapter 22: Reading large files
    1-95Section 22.1: textscan
    1-96Section 22.2: Date and time strings to numeric array fast
    1-97Chapter 23: Usage of `accumarray()` Function
    1-98Section 23.1: Apply Filter to Image Patches and Set Each Pixel as the Mean of the Result of Each Patch
    1-99Section 23.2: Finding the maximum value among elements grouped by another vector
    1-100Chapter 24: Introduction to MEX API
    1-101Section 24.1: Check number of inputs/outputs in a C++ MEX-file
    1-102Section 24.2: Input a string, modify it in C, and output it
    1-103Section 24.3: Passing a struct by field names
    1-104Section 24.4: Pass a 3D matrix from MATLAB to C
    1-105Chapter 25: Debugging
    1-106Section 25.1: Working with Breakpoints
    1-107Section 25.2: Debugging Java code invoked by MATLAB
    1-108Chapter 26: Performance and Benchmarking
    1-109Section 26.1: Identifying performance bottlenecks using the Profiler
    1-110Section 26.2: Comparing execution time of multiple functions
    1-111Section 26.3: The importance of preallocation
    1-112Section 26.4: It's ok to be `single`!
    1-113Chapter 27: Multithreading
    1-114Section 27.1: Using parfor to parallelize a loop
    1-115Section 27.2: Executing commands in parallel using a "Single Program, Multiple Data" (SPMD) statement
    1-116Section 27.3: Using the batch command to do various computations in parallel
    1-117Section 27.4: When to use parfor
    1-118Chapter 28: Using serial ports
    1-119Section 28.1: Creating a serial port on Mac/Linux/Windows
    1-120Section 28.2: Choosing your communication mode
    1-121Section 28.3: Automatically processing data received from a serial port
    1-122Section 28.4: Reading from the serial port
    1-123Section 28.5: Closing a serial port even if lost, deleted or overwritten
    1-124Section 28.6: Writing to the serial port
    1-125Chapter 29: Undocumented Features
    1-126Section 29.1: Color-coded 2D line plots with color data in third dimension
    1-127Section 29.2: Semi-transparent markers in line and scatter plots
    1-128Section 29.3: C++ compatible helper functions
    1-129Section 29.4: Scatter plot jitter
    1-130Section 29.5: Contour Plots - Customise the Text Labels
    1-131Section 29.6: Appending / adding entries to an existing legend
    1-132Chapter 30: MATLAB Best Practices
    1-133Section 30.1: Indent code properly
    1-134Section 30.2: Avoid loops
    1-135Section 30.3: Keep lines short
    1-136Section 30.4: Use assert
    1-137Section 30.5: Block Comment Operator
    1-138Section 30.6: Create Unique Name for Temporary File
    1-139Chapter 31: MATLAB User Interfaces
    1-140Section 31.1: Passing Data Around User Interface
    1-141Section 31.2: Making a button in your UI that pauses callback execution
    1-142Section 31.3: Passing data around using the "handles" structure
    1-143Section 31.4: Performance Issues when Passing Data Around User Interface
    1-144Chapter 32: Useful tricks
    1-145Section 32.1: Extract figure data
    1-146Section 32.2: Code Folding Preferences
    1-147Section 32.3: Functional Programming using Anonymous Functions
    1-148Section 32.4: Save multiple figures to the same .fig file
    1-149Section 32.5: Comment blocks
    1-150Section 32.6: Useful functions that operate on cells and arrays
    1-151Chapter 33: Common mistakes and errors
    1-152Section 33.1: The transpose operators
    1-153Section 33.2: Do not name a variable with an existing function name
    1-154Section 33.3: Be aware of floating point inaccuracy
    1-155Section 33.4: What you see is NOT what you get: char vs cellstring in the command window
    1-156Section 33.5: Undefined Function or Method X for Input Arguments of Type Y
    1-157Section 33.6: The use of "i" or "j" as imaginary unit, loop indices or common variable
    1-158Section 33.7: Not enough input arguments
    1-159Section 33.8: Using `length` for multidimensional arrays
    1-160Section 33.9: Watch out for array size changes
    1-161Credits
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