In MATLAB, you can create a sub-function inside a function to modularize your code and make it more organized. A sub-function can only be accessed by the primary function in which it's defined.
The syntax for creating a sub-function is as follows:
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As you can see, the sub-function is defined inside the main function block, and it has its own inputs and outputs.
Here's an example to demonstrate how to use a sub-function in MATLAB:
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In this example, we have a main function calculateSumAndAvg
that takes a row vector of numbers as input and calculates their sum and average by calling the sub-functions calculateSum
and calculateAvg
. Both sub-functions are defined inside the main function block and have their own inputs and outputs.
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