MATLAB is amazing—but you already know this. With a few lines of code, you can load data, manipulate it countless ways, view it, and extract its deeper meaning. MATLAB is also a terrific sandbox for prototyping algorithms and exploring numerical experiments, for simulating phenomena, for churning through test results, and for generating reports.
Additionally, MATLAB’s documentation and tutorials—either built-in, hosted at The MathWorks’ website, or available on YouTube—are thorough and high quality.
The underdocumented ...