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How many code files are typically in your MATLAB Projects (scripts, functions, classes, tests)?



Hazem Tawfik
Hazem Tawfik on 4 Oct 2024 at 10:30
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Hazem Tawfik
Hazem Tawfik on 4 Oct 2024 at 10:28
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Mariia
Mariia on 27 Sep 2024 at 22:15
each function in separate file makes it 50+
Alex
Alex on 24 Sep 2024 at 18:46
Sitting at around 35 right now for a program I'm making that's decently far along but still growing. Will definitely be 51+ by the time it's finished.
Priyadarsini
Priyadarsini on 10 Sep 2024
its good to use matlab
Eddie Brown
Eddie Brown on 26 Jul 2024
Have lots of packages within a project, each with lots of functions and scripts and classes etc... Makes it possible to re-use capability easily rather than each script needing to be super long and complex.
Would be great to see a good way to handle inter-project dependencies (Eg. akin to gradle/maven/etc) so that projects can depend on packages in other projects easily.
Jeff Owen
Jeff Owen on 20 Jul 2024
I like to create lots of custom functions to make the code simpler, more compact. Ideally, each function would fit on one screen.
Dawid
Dawid on 2 Jul 2024
69
mustafa birkan
mustafa birkan on 20 May 2024
90000
Eng. Fredius Magige
Eng. Fredius Magige on 14 May 2024
Matlab has assist me to tackle many analytical challenges; few years to come it will lead many available tool, from simple to complex ones
Daniele Lupo
Daniele Lupo on 7 May 2024
I'm developing programs in different languages. The main one is C++, but also C#, Python etc, so when I need to design a matlab tool that's bigger than a simple script I always try to make a OO design and use classes. It helps me a lot when the tool grows and became more and more complex.
Steve Lenk
Steve Lenk on 27 Jun 2024
Check out PFDS (Programmer Friendly Data Structures), an OO implementation of Nodes and Data Structures in MATLAB on Mathworks.com
Extend nodes and even data structures to solve the problems you wish to solve. I plan to use it to further develop ToyWorld. It is also educational for me.
Pls enjoy, even though it's a bit perebor.

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