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Matlab Maps: Containers.Map

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This lecture covers the implementation of maps in Matlab/Octave using the containers.Map class. Starting with basic concepts like workspaces and commands, it progresses to defining and manipulating maps, keys, and values, showcasing practical examples with countries and capitals.

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