Transpose of vector
Is an operation that changes a row vector into a column vector, and vice-versa using the transpose commands or the apostrophe (‘).
Note :
In MATLAB, row and column numbers always begin with 1, not zeros, as in other programming languages. Zero, as it is the case in other programming languages.
The dimension of the two vectors must be the same for the operation in the vectors, which means that the number of elements in each vector must be the same/equal.
Here, operator.*(dot multiplication), ./(dot division), and .^ (dot power) are used for element-by-element array operations. These operators make programming for computation compact and efficient.