Learn how to use object-oriented programming in MATLAB. Resources include videos and documentation covering the definition of classes and other topics such as inheritance and encapsulation.

Object-oriented programming (OOP) allows you to group the solver’s configuration parameters (properties) with its functions (methods) into a single definition, or class. Everything a user will need to properly execute this solver is defined in this class.

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with MATLAB. Why Use Object-Oriented Design; Creating a Simple Class; Components of a Class; Role of Classes in MATLAB; Comparison of MATLAB and Other OO Languages

Learn about object-oriented programming, a programming design approach that involves defining elements called objects. Objects combine data (properties) and functions (methods) that operate on that data.

In this course, you will learn object-oriented programming techniques to develop complex yet flexible MATLAB ® applications. Additionally, you will discover how to implement unit testing to guarantee software quality and ensure easy maintenance.

Classes can implement existing functionality, such as addition, by defining a method with the same name as the existing MATLAB function. For example, suppose that you want to add two BasicClass objects.

Die objektorientierte Programmierung (OOP) ermöglicht es Ihnen, die Konfigurationsparameter (Eigenschaften) des Solvers mit seinen Funktionen (Methoden) in einer einzigen Definition oder Klasse zu gruppieren. Alles, was ein Benutzer benötigt, um diesen Solver korrekt auszuführen, wird in dieser Klasse definiert.

In addition to the objects provided in the MATLAB language, you can define your own class-based objects using object-oriented programming techniques. The language follows standard OO conventions. For more information, start with Creating a Simple Class.

MATLAB enables you to use object-oriented programming techniques for application development.

Object-oriented programming is a design approach that enables you to programmatically define structures called objects that combine data (properties) together with functions that operate on that data (methods).