How does Matlab work?

Hello,

I would like to do this operation:

maxi=max(a,[],'all')
mini=min(a,[],'all')
a=(a-mini)/(maxi-mini)

maxi=max(b,[],'all')
mic=min(b,[],'all')
b=(b-mini)/(maxi-mini)

If I enter this code in matlab will Matlab do this ?

Maximum of a=> maxi

Minimum of a=> mini

Recalculate every value of a by subtracting -mini from i and dividing it by (maxi minus mini).

Maximum of b=> maxi

Minimum of b=> mini

Recalculate every value of b by subtracting -mini from i and dividing it by (maxi minus mini).

So matlab wouldn't mix up the order and will do everything one after another?

Thanks for your help!

[Stephen23]

Why not just try it and find out?

[Max Behr]

I am afraid of killing the complete file/system :)

Answer 1

[Ameer Hamza]

No, MATLAB will not mix up the order. Also, MATLAB is interpreted language, so everything is executed in the order you have written.

Also see rescale(): https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2020a/matlab/ref/rescale.html

[Max Behr]

Thanks.