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args_test():
  MATLAB/Octave version 9.8.0.1380330 (R2020a) Update 2
  Test args().

ARGS
  Demonstrate methods of checking input arguments.
  NARGIN counts arguments.
  VARARGIN allows a variable number of input arguments.

  Use this routine by making a call with any number of
  comma-separated arguments.  For this demonstration,
  please only use quoted strings as arguments, such as:

    args ( 'Bob', 'Fred', 'String' )

  The number of input arguments was 3.

  Argument 1 is Bob
  Argument 2 is Fred
  Argument 3 is string

ARGS:
  Normal end of execution.

ARGS
  Demonstrate methods of checking input arguments.
  NARGIN counts arguments.
  VARARGIN allows a variable number of input arguments.

  Use this routine by making a call with any number of
  comma-separated arguments.  For this demonstration,
  please only use quoted strings as arguments, such as:

    args ( 'Bob', 'Fred', 'String' )

  The number of input arguments was 4.

  Argument 1 is Alice
  Argument 2 is Barbara
  Argument 3 is Clarisse
  Argument 4 is Davida

ARGS:
  Normal end of execution.

value = summit ( alpha, beta )
is a function which adds two arguments.

  summit() has been called with 2 arguments

ALPHA (input argument):

  ALPHA was supplied as a functional input.
  No conversion was necessary.

  The value of ALPHA is 1

BETA (input argument):

  BETA was supplied as a functional input.
  No conversion was necessary.

  The value of BETA is 2

ans =

     3


value = summit ( alpha, beta )
is a function which adds two arguments.

  summit() has been called with 2 arguments

ALPHA (input argument):

  ALPHA was supplied as commandline input.
  It had to be converted from string to number.

  The value of ALPHA is 10

BETA (input argument):

  BETA was supplied as commandline input.
  It had to be converted from string to number.

  The value of BETA is 20

ans =

    30


args_test():
  Normal end of execution.

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