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| + | My favorite demonstration is the Minesweeper demonstration. Minesweeper, or "xpbombs" as it is called on MATLAB, is a game found on most computers. It is fun, requires strategy, and is fairly easy to play. This was my favorite demonstration because it really showed me the power of MATLAB and the endless combinations of code that can create an endless number of programs and games. After viewing this demonstration, I now view MATLAB as more than just a matrix calculator that helps with complex formulas in Engineering. Looking at the code, I identified some of the commands such as "if" and "elseif" that I have already learned. This demonstration has inspired me to learn more about MATLAB so that I can one day create an enjoyable game like this, just for fun. | ||
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Reverse Engineering the Brain , Sally Adee , IEEE Spectrum , updated June 2008, accessed 14 January 2009 (General)
My favorite demonstration is the Minesweeper demonstration. Minesweeper, or "xpbombs" as it is called on MATLAB, is a game found on most computers. It is fun, requires strategy, and is fairly easy to play. This was my favorite demonstration because it really showed me the power of MATLAB and the endless combinations of code that can create an endless number of programs and games. After viewing this demonstration, I now view MATLAB as more than just a matrix calculator that helps with complex formulas in Engineering. Looking at the code, I identified some of the commands such as "if" and "elseif" that I have already learned. This demonstration has inspired me to learn more about MATLAB so that I can one day create an enjoyable game like this, just for fun.
