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What is the basic difference between M-files and MAT-files?

a.

There is no difference

b.

MAT files are binary data files while m-files are ASCII text files

c.

M files are binary data files while MAT-files are ASCII text files

d.

There is no such thing as MAT files

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Answer: (b).MAT files are binary data files while m-files are ASCII text files

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