Logical and Relational Operators in MATLAB | MATLAB Fundamentals | @MATLABHelper

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0:15 Operators in MATLAB
1:09 Logical operators in MATLAB

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[jeyavanicm]

The way relational operators represented outside the hexagon and binary operators outside the rhombus was awesome. And the explanation about logical operator "combines two or more relational operators " can't be forgotten forever.
Other functions like any(x), all(x) and the consequences should have explained with examples.

[ananyagiridhar]

Concept of the Relational operator and logical operator is made clear in a simple way.

[anishgupta]

Really nice tutorial using animation.
#Relational Operators: ==(Equal to), ~=(not equal to), >(Greater than), >=(Greater than or equal to), <(lesser than), <=(lesser than or equal to)
#Logical Operators: &(AND), |(OR), ~(NOT), &&(AND- short circuited), ||( OR-short circuited).
where: && and || are used for scalar logical conditions i.e. && when to give false even if one condition is false (even before evaluating all conditions), similarly || when to give true even if one condition is true (even before evaluating all conditions).

[rishabhgupta]

Good explaination about various types of #logical and #relational operators.
Various types of relational operators such as #greatrthan, #lessthan, #equal_to, #note_qual_to etc are explained well.
Various types of logical operators such as #logical_AND, #logical_OR, #logical_XOR etc.
Some other useful functions covered are #any(x), #all(x), #find(x), #isequal(x1, x2), #abs(x) and many more.

[ashwinisalimath]

This video helps us to understand functions of relational and logical operators with some of the functions described briefly

[ayyappalenka]

this video helps us to know abt diff types of logical and relational operators

[rohithreddy]

Like in C programming matlab also offers relational(#equal, #notequal, #greaterthan #lessthan) and logical operations(#and, #or, #not, #exor) which was clearly mentioned in the video. Some additional funtions like #any, #all, #find, #isequal,#abs,#mod are also explained.

[mihirrana]

Informative video. In this video I learn about Logical and relational operator.

[rajatligade]

Logical and Relational operators are well explained. #strcmp is very useful command while dealing with transform theory. It has a wide variety of applications. #Ceil and #Floor are another useful commands used in code compression techniques

[priyadarshininatarajan]

In this video I have learnt about 6 relational operators like and 4 logical operators and some of the functions to round up, comparison and absolute value

[SachinYadav-zxlw]

Excellent explanation with great animation and representation.

[shubhamshinde]

very well explained all the operator with its example.I learn new operator ceilx which round to upper value floor which round the lower value, strcmp which compare the string.

[sachitbasina]

The video was clear and brief regarding the operators, examples should have been given for each additional functions, other explanations were briefly done.

[kaushalgupta]

Good use of #animation. nice plus short explanation of operators. in my opinion the video should contain the written codes about how to write n use them

[shivanisingh-mcxr]

This video lets you know about ways to control the flow of program execution and for this #branching statements are used. It tells about two types of operators #Relational and #logical and their types.It also lets you know about various other functions like any, all, find, isequal, strcmp, abs, ceil, floor, mod.

[VivekSingh-imii]

This video lets us know about different types of relational and logical operators in MATLAB. The syntax of these functions are very much similar to those used in C++ and python for e.g, #isequal(), #strcmp()

[akashmunde]

Video gives brief idea about #logical, # relational operators in MATLAB. Also teachces How to use them .Likewise #C to #implement any logic we need such operators in our code.

[bhargavivooraboina]

The video is and well Good explain in the descriptive way it would be more useful to beginners if the concepts are explained in programmatic way (taking the sample program and explaining it )

[nitinmukesh]

You Could use flow chart it gives better representation than animation

[dishanikam]

#Relational operators:==(equal to), ~=(not equal to), >(greater than), >=(greater then or equal to), <(lesser than), <=(lesser than or equal to).
#Logical operators:&(AND), |(OR), ~(NOT), ^(XOR).
Useful functions to control flow of operations:
#any(x):True when any value of x is true.
#all(x):True when all values of x are true.
#find(x): find value of x.
#isequal(x1, x2):True when x1 is equal to x2.
#strcmp(str1, str2):Compare to strings.
#abs(x):absolute value of x.
#ceil(x):Rounds the values of x up.
#floor(x):Rounds the values of x down.
#mod(x1, x2):remainder of division x1 and x2.