How do you save variables in MATLAB?

In MATLAB, you can use the save command to store variables. The syntax of the save command is as follows:

Store the variables variable1 and variable2 in a file named filename.

The filename is the name used to save the file, and it can include the file path and format. Variables such as variable1, variable2, etc., are the names of the variables that need to be saved, and wildcards can be used to save multiple variables.

For example, to save the variables x and y to the file “data.mat”, you can use the following command:

Save the variables ‘x’ and ‘y’ in a file named ‘data.mat’.

The saved file can be reloaded into the MATLAB workspace using the load command.

load the ‘data.mat’ file.