check my code in matlab

To check your code in MATLAB, you can use the built-in debugger that allows you to run your code step by step and inspect variables at each step. Here's a brief guide on how to use the debugger in MATLAB:

1. Set breakpoints at specific lines in your code where you want it to pause. You can do this by clicking on the grey margin to the left of the line number.

2. Run your code in debug mode by pressing the "Debug" button or by typing dbstop if error in the command window before running your script.

3. MATLAB will stop at the breakpoints you set, and you can use the buttons in the debug toolbar to navigate through your code one line at a time. The toolbar buttons include "Step", "Step In", "Step Out", "Continue", etc.

4. You can inspect the values of variables in the "Workspace" panel while debugging to understand how they change as the code executes.

Using the debugger in MATLAB can help you isolate issues in your code and understand how different parts of your program are behaving.