6. Debugging M-files
The chapter delves into debugging techniques for M-files, focusing on identifying and correcting errors. It outlines the process of debugging, including preparing for debugging, setting breakpoints, running M-files, examining values, and making corrections. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of ending a debugging session properly and the steps required to correct errors within an M-file.
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What we have learnt
- Debugging involves isolating and fixing errors in M-files.
- Two main types of errors are syntax errors and run-time errors.
- Utilizing the Editor/Debugger effectively expedites the debugging process.
Key Concepts
- -- Debugging
- The process of identifying and resolving errors in a program or code.
- -- Breakpoints
- Markers set in the code to pause execution and examine variables.
- -- Runtime Errors
- Errors that occur while a program is running, which can lead to unexpected results.
- -- Syntax Errors
- Errors caused by incorrect syntax that prevents the code from running.
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