This document summarizes different control statements in Matlab including conditional statements like if-elseif-else that allow executing code based on conditions being met, while loops that repeatedly execute code as long as a condition is true, and for loops that iterate over a range of values for a variable. It provides examples of the syntax for each statement type and explains their basic functions.

1. Matlab: Control Statements

2. Conditional Statements If - elseif – else while for

3. ‘if, elseif, else’ If <condition is met> then do this else do this end

4. ‘if, elseif, else’ If <condition is met> then do this elseif <other condition met> do this elseif <other condition met> do this else do this end

5. while The statements inside the ‘while’ loop will keep executing repeatedly till the condition is false. while <condition> //keep repeating till above condition is met . . end

6. while while <condition> //keep repeating . . end

7. for for variable = initval:endval statement ... statement end The statements inside the ‘for’ loop will be exectuted repeatedly till the variable reaches ‘endvalue’ as defined in the declaration. At each successive cycle, the variable is incremented/decremented by one unit so as to change it from the initial value to the final value progressively.

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