Difference between revisions of "MATLAB: Vector algebra"
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| − | In MATLAB you do not not have to declare a variable and its type. The type of a variable is specified through its initialization. | + | |
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In MATLAB you do not not have to declare a variable and its type. The type of a variable is specified through its initialization. So you choose a name for the variable and use the equal sign to initialize it. A scalar value for example is initialized like follows:
