MATLAB Basics: ‘Switch case’ vs. ‘If elseif’

著者 Doug Hull, January 2, 2008

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This three minute video takes a look at the “Switch case” flow control statement and contrasts it with the more familiar “If elseif” flow control statement. Often times, people will use an “If elseif” statement where a “Switch case” statement is going to be cleaner and easier to understand and maintain.

Other videos have been gathered here: https://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/category/video/ Other MATLAB Basics posts have been gathered here: https://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/category/matlab-basics/ As a cool little post script: At most places you celebrate the 100th something or other, but since this is a software company I feel I should celebrate the 64th video (2^6) and as I post this I see that it is the 18128th file on the File Exchange capturing the next power of two in the last three digits.