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MATLAB programming involves writing M-files, which are either script files containing a sequence of MATLAB statements or function files that accept input arguments and return output arguments. Debugging is important to identify and correct syntax errors in code as well as run-time errors that produce unexpected results. Programming in MATLAB also includes working with different data types like numeric, character, and cell arrays, performing array operations, using various operators for arithmetic and logical operations, and writing M-files with control structures, function handles, object-oriented programming, and error handling.


