Matlab r2014a

Very popular among universities, MATLAB is a multi paradigm numerical computer environment and a fourth generation programming language. It allows matrix manipulations, implementation of algorithms, interfacing with programs written in other languages, plotting functions and data, and creating user interfaces. Other languages supported by MATLAB are C, C++, Java, and Fortran. 

Creating with the intention of being used for numerical computing, it is also commonly used for symbolic computing capabilities. One of the most popular application in it's class, MATLAB has over one million users frequently using the application throughout the industry and academic environments such as universities worldwide. Very commonly used by people with the background in engineering, science, and economics. It is quite popular among research institutions and in industrial enterprises. 

As you probably already know, the MATLAB application is built around the MATLAB programming language, and the most use for the application is typing the MATLAB code into the interactive shell or executing text files with MATLAB code which may or may not include scripts and functions. 

MATLAB supports developing new applications with GUI (graphical user interface) features. The application conveniently include GUIDE (GUI development environment) for designing GUIs. Not just that, it also has integrated graph plotting features. MATLAB is a very feature rich application for users seeking an application for GUI development. 

The MATLAB programming language includes classes, inheritance, virtual dispatch, pass by pass value semantics, package, and pass by reference semantics. It can also call functions and subroutines that are written in C or Fortran and libraries written in Perl ActiveX, .NET, or Java can be called from MATLAB, while its libraries are implemented as wrappers with ActiveX and Java libraries. 

The license behind MATLAB is a proprietary product of MathWorks Inc, which means the users must rely on MathWorks for any other services for the application that they may have. MATLAB is not free software, and must be licensed through MathWorks in order for a full download. However, we provide you with free trial access here at Rocky Bytes so you can try out MATLAB before you consider purchasing a license through MathWorks.