File extensions


File extensionsMATLAB.m 
.mat 
.mex* (.mexw32, .mexw64, .mexglx, .mexa64, .mexmaci64, ...) 
.p 
.mlx 
.fig 
.mlapp 
.mlappinstall 
.mlpkginstall
.mltx, .mltbx
.prj
.rpt
Simulink
.mdl 
.mdlp 
.slx 
.slxp 
Simscape
.ssc 
MuPAD
.mn 
.mu 
.xvc, .xvz 
Third-party
.jkt 
.mum 
Easter eggs
See also
  • Comparison of numerical analysis software
  • List of numerical analysis software

MATLAB code (function, script, or class)
MATLAB data (binary file for storing variables)
MATLAB executable MEX-files (platform specific, e.g. ".mexmac" for the Mac, ".mexglx" for Linux, etc.)
MATLAB content-obscured .m file (P-code)
MATLAB live script
MATLAB figures (created with GUIDE)
MATLAB apps (created with App Designer)
MATLAB packaged App Installer
support package installer (add-on for third-party hardware)
packaged custom toolbox
project file used by various solutions (packaged app/toolbox projects, MATLAB Compiler/Coder projects, Simulink projects)
report setup file created by MATLAB Report Generator
Simulink Model
Simulink Protected Model
Simulink Model (SLX format)
Simulink Protected Model (SLX format)
Simscape Model
MuPAD Notebook
MuPAD Code
MuPAD Graphics
GPU Cache file generated by Jacket for MATLAB (AccelerEyes)
MATLAB CAPE-OPEN Unit Operation Model File (AmsterCHEM)
Several easter eggs exist in MATLAB.These include hidden pictures, and jokes. For example, typing in "spy" used to generate a picture of the spies from Spy vs Spy, but now displays an image of a dog. Typing in "why" randomly outputs a philosophical answer. Other commands include "penny", "toilet", "image", and "life". Not every Easter egg appears in every version of MATLAB.

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