MATLAB programming is a proprietary programming language (M language), high-level and multi-paradigm, used worldwide. Its name derives from "Matrix Laboratory" and was created by Cleve Moler of Math Works in 1984; receiving constant updates to the present day. It is a high-level technical calculation language and an interactive environment for the development of algorithms, the visualization, and analysis of data, the creation of user interfaces, the communication with programs in other languages or with other hardware devices. It is widely used in research and development by many universities. It offers a large number of features through toolboxes and block sets of a multidomain simulation platform
