Question

From Mathworks

An anonymous function consists of a single MATLAB expression and any number of input and
output arguments.

I wonder how an anonymous function can have more than one output arguments? Thanks and regards!

Answer 1

When the expression which your anonymous function is executing can return more than one value, then so can your anonymous function.
For example, using the max function which can return both the max value of an array and its index:

arr = [1 2 4 3];
anon = @(y) max(y);
[maxVal, ind] = anon(arr);