any good matlab textbook recommendations?
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any good matlab textbook recommendations?
>>8141576
Why would you need a textbook for matlab?
>>8141577
I enjoy having textbooks to supplement my learning
>>8141580
But there's nothing to learn. Just ram arrays down functions and press help when you forget what a thing does.
In my experience MATLAB is THE most forgiving "programming" language out there, maybe save python
https://www.reddit.com/r/matlab
see: resources on the side bar
>>8142257
>>>/trash/
>>8142286
Its a subreddit about matlab, don't worry, you can visit it and we'll still think you're cool
>>8141576
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Programming_Textbook_Recommendations#Matlab
Also practice and always search for a way to do it with vectors
Textbooks for programming languages are pretty stupid.
>>8142795
This is how memes are born