Hi everyone:
I think when taking over large projects, we’ve all encountered the experience where there are sections of code left behind by predecessors that are never executed. However, due to the sheer number of lines of code and the disorganized structure, it’s often difficult to pinpoint the locations of dead code. So, I wanted to ask if there’s a feature in MATLAB that can colorize executed code, making it easy for us to identify dead code by recognizing sections that remain uncolored.Hi everyone:
I think when taking over large projects, we’ve all encountered the experience where there are sections of code left behind by predecessors that are never executed. However, due to the sheer number of lines of code and the disorganized structure, it’s often difficult to pinpoint the locations of dead code. So, I wanted to ask if there’s a feature in MATLAB that can colorize executed code, making it easy for us to identify dead code by recognizing sections that remain uncolored. Hi everyone:
I think when taking over large projects, we’ve all encountered the experience where there are sections of code left behind by predecessors that are never executed. However, due to the sheer number of lines of code and the disorganized structure, it’s often difficult to pinpoint the locations of dead code. So, I wanted to ask if there’s a feature in MATLAB that can colorize executed code, making it easy for us to identify dead code by recognizing sections that remain uncolored. dead code, change color, color MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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