2: MATLAB/Octave Scripts — Read

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2.1: How to Create a Script File and Valid File Names
This section has Vvdeos demonstrating how to create m-file scripts.
2.2: Your First Script
- 2.2.1: .mlx Live Editor Files
2.3: Examples of assignment scripts
This gives 2 examples of scripts. One is a self-contained script. Another is a script with inputs. A test file is used to set the inputs and run the script that does the computations.
2.4: Why Scripts?
2.5: The Fibonacci Sequence
2.6: Floating-Point Numbers
Properties of computer floating-point numbers are presented.
2.7: Scientific Notation for Large and Small Numbers
Enter numbers > 1000 without commas. Enter vaery large and small numbers using exponential notation.
2.8: Number formats
MATLAB's various number formats are presented.
2.9: Complex Numbers
Using imaginary and complex numbers in MATLAB
2.10: Script Comments
2.11: Script Documentation
2.12: Assignment and Equality
In computer programming, the equal sign means that the variable on the left is assigned the result of the computation on the right. This is not the same as an algebraic equality.
2.13: Understanding Editor Warning and Error messages
2.14: Debugging Directory Errors
2.15: Chapter Review
2.16: Chapter 2 Scripts videos English and Espanol
Chapter 2 videos English and Espanol
2.17: Exercises
- 2.17.1: More Exercises

Scripts are code files. They allow you to save code and to change input values and rerun code without rewriting the code.

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