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When considering programming languages for working with matrices and vectors, MATLAB is often recommended due to its specialized capabilities in numerical computing and matrix operations. While the discussion initially mentions VB and Java, MATLAB's extensive built-in functions and ease of use for mathematical computations make it a superior choice for these tasks. The term "interfacing" remains unclear, prompting further clarification on the specific requirements for interfacing with other systems or languages.
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hi,
which programming language is better when working with matrices and vectors, and provides interfacing? i was thinking about either VB or Java, but i ca't decide which is better.
 
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