Is there a document describing MATLAB coding standards or a good programming guide available?

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I am looking for documents that can help improve my MATLAB programming skill. I would be interested in any helpful online guides.

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MathWorks Support Team
MathWorks Support Team il 19 Feb 2025 alle 0:00
Modificato: MathWorks Support Team il 25 Feb 2025 alle 20:38
Coding Standards
MathWorks follows MonkeyProof Coding Standard for MATLAB  since January 2022. This standard is maintained by a Change Control Board (CCB) and has been developed in collaboration with industry leaders and the TIOBE organization, which specializes in coding standards and code quality.
Best Practices for MATLAB Coding
You can refer to the  MATLAB Code Analyzer Report, which helps in improving code through warning and error messages. For additional best practices in MATLAB coding, explore Loren on the Art of MATLAB.
To further enhance performance and memory usage in MATLAB scripts, consider reviewing these documentation pages:
For more help on specific functions or workflows, please check out our documentation Help Center and MATLAB Answers

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Co Melissant
Co Melissant il 5 Ott 2022
Modificato: MathWorks Support Team il 6 Dic 2024
Since January 2022 we have the MonkeyProof MATLAB Coding Standard, see https://doc.monkeyproofsolutions.nl/code-checker-for-matlab/monkeyproof-coding-standard-for-matlab/
This standard has a Change Control Board (CCB) and is written together with some industry-leaders and TIOBE https://www.tiobe.com, a company specialized in Coding Standards and Code Quality
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Co Melissant
Co Melissant il 14 Apr 2023
There can be various reasons to go for char or for string to handle text, I mentioned a few as well. This is why CC4M can check on both. Also there is currently is no rule in the standard. But a rule is there to have exemptions on it :)
Stephen23
Stephen23 il 14 Apr 2023
Modificato: Stephen23 il 14 Apr 2023
"I do not agree that character vectors should be considered deprecated."
I do not consider CHAR arrays as deprecated.
I do note that many users these days seems to expect text to be "atomic", perhaps due to experience with other programming languages and environments. SPRINTF et al processing arrays in memory-order produces countless threads on this forum... in contrast, overloaded PLUS (and COMPOSE, etc.) intuitively match what many users see and expect. For many common text tasks, it seems STRING is simpler.
It is also clear that the behavior of code can be very very different if users are not paying attention to these types and writing their code taking their differing properties into account:
I presumed that one point of an automated coding check is to warn for these kind of compatibility issues.

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