Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in MATLAB

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Use of object-oriented techniques in the MATLAB language to implement typical technical application

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29 Jun 2009	Linda Webb	Object-oriented programming (OO) applies to software development the standard science and engineering practice of identifying patterns and defining a classification system describing those patterns. Classification systems and design patterns allow engineers and scientists to make sense of complex systems and to reuse efforts by others. By applying classification systems and design patterns to programming, the OO approach improves your ability to manage software complexityparticularly important when developing and maintaining large applications and data structures. This article demonstrates the use of object-oriented techniques in the MATLAB language to implement a typical technical application. By Stuart McGarrity, The MathWorks This article was published in MATLAB Digest, March 2008

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