Is this possible? It shouldn’t be but sometimes its behavior is quite against ordinary programming sense.
Is this possible? It shouldn’t be but sometimes its behavior is quite against ordinary
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Is this possible? It shouldn’t be but sometimes its behavior is quite against ordinary programming sense.
No, Matlab isn’t affected by indentation.
They do have editors that will automatically indent the code for you, but it is for readability purposes only. Keeping your code readable with smart-indenting is always a good idea not only for yourself, but for others who may have to read through your code.
Note: Warnings can occur (depending on the IDE) if the indentation isn’t consistent, but even sporadic indentation won’t affect how your code executes in Matlab.