Q. In nested loops, the continue statement, if present within a nested if structure, will exit the ____________

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Q. While running a loop in MATLAB, it does not require indentation.

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Q. The effective working of the continue keyword in the final iteration is same as the effective working of the break keyword.

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Q. The number of iterations run for any loop by MATLAB is always _____________

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Q. The for loop performs at least ___ iteration/s.

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Q. Multiple graphs can be plotted, in the same window, if we use the ___ command in a loop.

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Q. The condition of a while loop cannot be given in ________

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Q. What is the working of the nargin keyword?

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Q. What is the working of the varargout command?

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Q. What is the working of the nargout command?

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Q. What is the working of the varargin command?

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Q. The working of the varargin command is dependent on the nargin command implicitly.

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Q. The nargout command is dependent on the number of outputs sought.

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Q. The default exponential order for %e and %E is same.

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Q. The disp() command cannot print anything but inputs given within string arguments.

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Q. The for keyword can be used to evaluate expressions using eval().

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Q. The evalc function is different from the eval command ________

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Q. What is common to evalc and the eval commands, apart from the output?

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Q. The feval command can evaluate __________

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Q. The eval command can evaluate __________

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