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Section 8.7 Quick Recap

If you were paying attention, working out your brain muscles, and following along, hopefully now you know:

What the command window is and what it is used for.
What the current folder path and current folder browser are, how to navigate your file system using the current folder browser, and know how to add and remove files from your file system using MATLAB.
What the Workspace area is for, how to interpret what variables are currently stored in MATLAB, and get a quick idea about the values they contain.

If any of the above three bullet points seem fuzzy to you, please take some time to re-read those sections or seek help elsewhere. From this point forward, it will be assumed that you understand these three areas of the MATLAB GUI and what they are used for.

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