4.1: Learning Objectives

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    In this chapter, we move from one-dimensional arrays to two-dimensional arrays. MATLAB was designed around matrices, so becoming comfortable with rows, columns, and indexing will make many future topics much easier.

    Learning Objectives
    • Create two-dimensional arrays, also called matrices, in MATLAB.
    • Access individual elements, rows, columns, and subarrays using row and column indexing.
    • Modify, extend, concatenate, flatten, and delete rows or columns of a matrix.
    • Use logical indexing to find and manipulate values that meet specific conditions.
    • Use built-in functions such as length, size, numel, max, min, zeros, ones, eye, reshape, find, and sort.
    • Explain the difference between array operations and matrix operations.
    • Apply 2D arrays to practical engineering-style data problems.

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