MATLAB [MATLAB] - Can someone recommend me a book

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The discussion centers on the need for practical MATLAB exercises rather than theoretical resources, highlighting the abundance of online information. A recommended resource is the book "Mastering MATLAB," which is noted for its usefulness. There's a humorous mention of the frustrations users may experience with MATLAB, suggesting that having a supportive reference or "bible" can help mitigate the challenges faced while using the software. The conversation briefly veers into a light-hearted anecdote about a prank involving liquid soap, but the primary focus remains on finding effective MATLAB learning materials.
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...exclusively with exercises from MATLAB? I found many theoretical books,but that is not what I need.
 
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Dr Transport,thank you for your reply.
 
You should also have a bible / similar handy, since all the cursing you're going to be doing at that silly software will make you feel guilty.
 
But I only believe in C/C++ Bible.
 
csprof2000 said:
You should also have a bible / similar handy, since all the cursing you're going to be doing at that silly software will make you feel guilty.

Shot glass + Liquid soap

The grown-up reimagining of an old classic (I had friends that actually did this to someone on their birthday--snuck a shot of hand soap into a line of shots the birthday boy was doing).
 

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