Matlab is a professional software for scientific computing and data analysis, widely used in various fields such as engineering, science, and finance. It helps users perform efficient data visualization, numerical calculations, simulation modeling, etc., providing a complete scientific computing experience. Today, I will introduce the file commands of this tool, hoping to assist everyone.
1. what: Lists the M, MAT, and MEX files in the current directory.
2. dir: Lists the files and subdirectories in the specified directory.
dir directory_name % Lists the files and subdirectories in the specified directory.
3. type filename: Displays the content of the specified M file.
4. which filename: Indicates the directory where the M file, MEX file, workspace variable, built-in function, or Simulink model is located.
5. matlabroot: Returns the root directory where Matlab is installed.
6. diary: Saves all content in the current command window (including commands, results, etc.) to a log file.
diary(‘file’) % Creates a log file with the specified file name.
diary off % Pauses the execution of the diary command.
diary on % Resumes the execution of the diary command using the current file name.
7. exit Matlab
To exit the Matlab environment, you can use any of the following methods:
Type the command “exit” in the Matlab command window;
Type the command “quit” in the Matlab command window;
Directly click the x button in the Matlab command window.
