Parker K. MatLAB Programming Language. Using Object-Oriented Design

Publication details not specified, 2016. — 210 p.Creating software applications typically involves designing how to represent the application data and determining how to implement operations performed on that data. Procedural programs pass data to functions, which perform the necessary operations on the data. Object-oriented software encapsulates data and operations in objects that interact with each other via the object’s interface. The MatLAB language enables you to create programs using both procedural and object-oriented techniques and to use objects and ordinary functions in your programs.The main contents of this book is as follows:
Using Object-Oriented Design in MatLAB
MatLAB Classes Overview
Class Definition — Syntax Reference
Defining and Organizing Classes
Value or Handle Class — Which to Use
Properties — Storing Class Data
Methods — Defining Class Operations
Object Arrays
Events — Sending and Responding to Messages
Building on Other Classes
Saving and Loading Objects
Enumerations