Standard breakpoints

They are the common type of breakpoints that simply pauses at specific lines execution, to set them: first of all, you should save your file, also you should check for syntax error as they prevent breakpoints from being saved. Here are some ways to insert standard breakpoints:

Method 1: 

Step 1: Click on the dash in the gray area beside the executable code, a red dot should appear, say we clicked on the dash beside line 4:

Output:

Step 2: Put the cursor at the desired line and then press F12.

Method 2: 

Programmatically, type in the command window:

Syntax:

dbstop in filename at linenumber

Example:

Output:

Here, you can not add a breakpoint at the start or end of a loop, instead, you can put them inside the loop to pause at every iteration of the loop.

MATLAB is one of the most powerful coding languages.MATLAB stands for Matrix Laboratory. It is a high-performance language that is used for technical computing. It was developed by Cleve Molar of the company MathWorks.Inc in the year 1984. It is written in C, C++, Java. It allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions, implementation of algorithms, and creation of user interfaces. Now let’s talk about an important option in the MATLAB environment, Breakpoints.

Breakpoints are used in the debugging process to evaluate the code and to determine whether a specified line is the source of an error or not.

First of all, MATLAB has three types of breakpoints:

• Standard breakpoints
• Conditional breakpoints
• Error breakpoints

Let’s see into them using an example of a code that generates two arrays then add every two corresponding elements and save them into a new array:

Example:

Output: