skip a try catch in matlab

In MATLAB, try-catch blocks are used for error handling. If you want to skip a try-catch block and run the code without it, you can use the return statement inside the block. This will terminate the block and return control to the invoking function. Here's an example:

main.m
try
    % Some code that may generate an error
catch
    % Handle the error
end

% Code that should always run
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8 lines

If you want to skip the try-catch block, you can modify the code like this:

main.m
try
    % Some code that may generate an error
    return % skip to the end of the block
catch
    % Handle the error
end

% Code that should always run
153 chars
9 lines

Note that this will only skip the try-catch block and not any code that comes after it.