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scilab语法、函数及命令介绍（Introduction to Scilab syntax, functions, and commands） I. Introduction 01.Scilab is an integrated development environment that uses command statements. Multiple command statements can be saved in a file, called scripts for this integrated environment program The file includes extensions called.Sce and.Sci, the former representing executable files, and the latter representing files containing defined functions. 02.Scilab contains an independent programming command language with its own command syntax. Variables in 03.Scilab can be used directly without the need to declare. There are 2 main variables: string variables and numeric variables; among them, numeric variables are matrix types, Its operations are matrix operations and, of course, can be used to perform general operations with their individual elements. 2 types of variables do not perform arithmetic operations. Strictly speaking, variables in Scilab have no type, that is, there are no variable type identifiers, such as int, float, etc. in C++ 4, because the Scilab statement is imperative, it is flexible, but there is no corresponding comment when calling variables or functions. There is no semicolon at the back of the 5 statement, and the return statement will give the possible value of the statement Two, variable assignment 1 string variable: data = string; Where data is the variable name, and string is the assigned string, which determines whether the variable is string type. Note: double strings are no different from single quotes when strings are used; strings can be added 2 direct assignment 1:data = 1; Where data is the surface name, and 1 is its value, which determines that the variable is a numeric type. Since the numeric variables in Scilab are matrix types, data is actually a matrix of 1 rows and 1 columns. 3 direct assignment 2:data = {a11,... A1B,...; Aa1,..., aab}; Where data is the matrix type, and AXX is its element, which can be both numeric variables and string variables, wi