CHAPTER 1: GNU OCTAVE (GUI) Flashcards

1
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GNU Octave?

A

A high-level programming language intended for scientific computing and numerical solutions

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2
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Purpose of Octave

A
  1. It helps in solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically
  2. Perform other numerical experiments using a language that is most compatible with MATLAB
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3
Q

Octave is written in ____

A

C++ using the C++ standard library

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4
Q

Octave includes a_____ in addition to the traditional Command Line Interface (CLI)

A

Graphical User Interface (GUI)

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5
Q

MATLAB

A

Matrix Laboratory

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6
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Purpose of Command Window

A

entering variables and running programs

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7
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Purpose of Figure Window

A

contains output from graphic commands

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8
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Purpose of Editor Window

A

creates and debugs script and function files

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9
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Purpose of Help Window

A

provides help information

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10
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Purpose of command history window

A

logs commands entered in the command window

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11
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Purpose of Workspace window

A

provides info about the variables used

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12
Q

Function fix(x)

A

round towards 0

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13
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Function ceil(x)

A

round towards +infinity

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14
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Function floor(x0

A

round towards -infinity

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15
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Function rem(x,y)

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returns the remainder

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16
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Rules in Variable Names

A
  1. must begin with a letter
  2. can be up to 63 letters long
  3. can contain letters, digits, and underscore