Your ULTIMATE Guide to Today's Mobile Processors

Nowadays with small chips comes great power!

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Input/Output and File Statements in MATLAB

Input / Output is possible in various forms in MATLAB. There are numerous functions for sending data to the Standard output device (monitor) and for reading data from the standard input device (keyboard). 

In MATLAB, there are three methods to assign a value to a variable:

Using the assignment (=) statement

Read the data from a file stored in the system

Take the value as an input from the user

Input() Function

To accept data from the user, one can use input() function.

R = input(‘Enter the Radius of the circle: ‘);

When this statement is executed, the string ‘Enter the Radius of the circle: ‘ is printed on the screen and the system waits for the user to enter a value. The data accepted is stored in the variable R. Notice, the type of the variable R is not specified. R can take any value valid in MATLAB, it can be character, integer, floating point number, string, or even an empty value (if the user presses enter without entering any value).

Your ULTIMATE Graphic Card Purchase Guide

Dark and Sexy, that's how they all look like!

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Today's article focuses on a very HOT topic! GRAPHIC CARDS! Who doesn't want the very best silicon out there to ramp up the effects and smoke the latest titles like Batman: Arkham Origins, Battlefield 4, Splinter Cell, Crysis 3, The Witcher and tons of other games out there! So if you're going to bake in a new graphic card into your Computer chassis, this guide will guide you all you need to know before buying a new Graphic Card! Ride Along! 

Polynomials in MATLAB

Expressions that contain some number of variables and constants combined using operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and whole-number exponents are called POLYNOMIALS.

For example,

x² + x + 1, x³ + x² + x + 1

In MATLAB, polynomials can be represented as row vectors.

To declare a polynomial, say P(x) = 3x² + 2x + 1, we use:

P = [3, 2, 1];

Or

P = [3, 2, 1];

Note that the coefficients of the variables are taken in the row vector and not the powers.

To declare a polynomial such as Q(x) = 13x³ + 4, we use

Q = [13, 0, 0, 4];

(Because 13 x³ + 4 can be written as 13x³ + 0x² + 0x + 4.)