multi step function in matlab

To create a multi-step function in MATLAB, you can define a function that calls multiple sub-functions or performs multiple steps within the main function body. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:

main.m
% Step 1: Define the first sub-function
function result = subFunction1(input)
    % Perform computations
    result = input * 2;
end

% Step 2: Define the second sub-function
function result = subFunction2(input)
    % Perform computations
    result = input + 5;
end

% Step 3: Define the main function that calls the sub-functions
function finalResult = multiStepFunction(input)
    % Call the first sub-function
    step1Result = subFunction1(input);
    
    % Call the second sub-function
    step2Result = subFunction2(step1Result);
    
    % Perform additional computations or return the final result
    finalResult = step2Result^2;
end
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In the above example, the multiStepFunction is the main function that calls subFunction1 and subFunction2. You can perform any number of steps and computations within the main function body.

Remember to save the above code in a MATLAB file with the same name as the main function (e.g., multiStepFunction.m), and you can call the multiStepFunction with your desired input to get the desired result.

Please note that this is just an example, and you can modify it based on your requirements.