data object access in matlab

In MATLAB, you can access data objects using the "dot notation", which involves specifying the object variable, followed by a period ('.'), and then the desired property or method of the object. For example, if you have a data object named "myDataObject" that contains a variable named "data", you can access it as follows:

main.m
        ```
        myDataObject.data
        ```

        Similarly, if you want to call a method named "myMethod" that is defined for the data object, you can do so using the dot notation as follows:

        ```
        myDataObject.myMethod()
        ```

        The available properties and methods for a data object depend on its specific type and the class definition used to create the object. You can use the "methods" and "properties" functions to query a data object and see the list of available properties and methods.
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