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| Symbol Reference | |||||||||
| Array Row Separator When used within square brackets to create a new array or concatenate existing arrays, the semicolon creates a new row in the array: A= [5, 8;3,4] A= 58 34 | |||||||||
| Output Suppression When placed at the end of a command, the semicolon tells MATLAB not to display any output from that command. In this example, MATLAB does not display the resulting 100-by-100 matrix: A = ones(100, 100); | |||||||||
| Command or Statement Separator Like the comma operator, you can enter more than one MATLAB command on a line by separating each command with a semicolon. MATLAB suppresses output for those commands terminated with a semicolon, and displays the output for commands terminated with a comma. In this example, assignments to variables A and C are terminated with a semicolon, and thus do not display. Because the assignment to B is comma-terminated, the output of this one command is displayed: A=12.5; B=42.7, C=1.25; B= 42.7000 Single Quotes — ' ' Single quotes are the constructor symbol for MATLAB character arrays. | |||||||||
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