What happens when you type "why" in the command window?

Whenever we type why in the MATLAB command window the answer it shows is entirely different. "Why" is it so?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You can read the source for why() . It generates a response randomly. why() was included purely for fun, and is not intended to analyze any current error condition or give real explanations for warning messages.

To read the source, give the command

type why

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

It's an easter egg. For more, see http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2001-what-matlab-easter-eggs-do-you-know

Answer 3

[Santiago Arango Palacio]

LoL MatLab

Answer 4

[Iam Mauricio Vargas Silva]

the programmers showed off lol

[Iam Mauricio Vargas Silva]

If it is not understood, it is because I used the google translator. I do not speak English.