How to wrap a matlab line

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Matlab line wrapping methods are: 1, directly press the keyboard enter key; 2, directly enter three black dots, and then press the keyboard enter key; 3, directly press the keyboard "shift+enter" key combination.

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, Dell G3 computer, vR2016b version of Matlab Chinese version.

The first method of matlab line wrapping is that for the code in the m file, you can press the enter key of the keyboard directly behind the code cursor that needs to be wrapped. This is generally used when there is no operational relationship between the previous line of code and the next line of code:

The second method of matlab line wrapping is: for the code in the m file, you can enter three black dots directly behind the code cursor that needs to be wrapped, and then press the enter key of the keyboard once. These three black dots indicate that there is still an operational relationship between the first line and the second line:

The third method of matlab line wrapping is that for code edited directly in Command Window, you can enter three black dots directly behind the code cursor that needs to wrap, and then press enter on the keyboard once:

The fourth method of matlab line wrapping is that for code edited directly in Command Window, you can press the shift+enter key combination on the keyboard directly after the code cursor that needs to wrap:

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