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• MATLAB:Script
  ...e when the script finishes. Second, variables cannot be ''passed'' to the script. ...B:User-defined Function|user-defined functions]] or other scripts that the script "sees" in its path.
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• Python:Script
  To create a script, all you have to do is edit a text file whose name starts with a letter, co ...er, if Spyder can see your .py file, just go to the help pane and type the script's name - Spyder will display the comments.
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• MATLAB:Script
  ...e when the script finishes. Second, variables cannot be ''passed'' to the script. ...B:User-defined Function|user-defined functions]] or other scripts that the script "sees" in its path.
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• MATLAB talk:Logical Masks
  ...ous function for it in the script vs. not using an anonymous function in a script? When would you use each case? Also, can you use an anonymous function in a
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• User:Klo14
  ...ld. I also liked the changing graphics and the fact that you could see the script's thinking process.
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• Python:Script
  To create a script, all you have to do is edit a text file whose name starts with a letter, co ...er, if Spyder can see your .py file, just go to the help pane and type the script's name - Spyder will display the comments.
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• User:Tn32
  ...is just formatting script (for buttons, plotting, etc). Very little of the script is actually calculating whether the "cell" will live or die. I was surprise
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• Lab 2 Check
  ...e navigator to get into your Box/EGR103F23/Lab02Files folder and save this script there as <code>run_can.py</code> * Hit the play button / F5 - this will run your script and should change the working directory to your Lab02Files folder
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• User:Js300
  ...code to the animation. Even though I couldn't understand everything in the script, I was able to recognize some familiar syntax.
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• User:Mln15
  ...te demo was the "Viewing a Penny" script because the plot created when the script runs looks like an image of a penny when viewed from the top down, but when
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• User:Rkj6
  My favorite demonstration is the one on script files because it seems like the most practical feature/thing to do among th
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• User:Jek42
  ...how to create the script to model Boy's Surface. It is a very interesting script that creates an incredible 3D model. I also like the story behind Boy's Sur
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• User:Aal35
  My favorite MATLAB demonstration was the Loma Prieta Earthquake script. It was really interesting how MATLAB had data from an actual earthquake, n
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• User:Phillipcarter23
  ...was Earth's Topography. It's intersting to me that we are able to crete a script in a program that can give us complex information.
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• User:AngelHuizar2021
  ...AB, although it is useful since I do not have to spend more time writing a script in Java.
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• User:Dsh32
  ...e some complex process of coding; however it did not appear as so from the script which is a concept I found intriguing.
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• User:KierstenBell
  ...ices, could create that game. Because the game is so simple, I thought the script would have been shorter. It was interesting to me that MineSweeper seemed t
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• User:Canyon Duncan
  ...wo dimensional data recordings into a three dimensional representation.The script is very neat and has an organized structure.
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• User:Ig32
  Looking at various MATLAB demonstrations, the one I liked the best was the script that analyzed data from the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. I find it interest ...igenfunction of the wave function. Finally, I think that the bending truss script is an important one in that it has to do with structural integrity of infra
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• Python
  ...prints the value rather than returning it as an output. Note that in a ''script'', you must use <code>print</code> and cannot simply have the variable by i ...code>}-files for scripts and functions - specifically in the page [[Python:Script]].
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• User:Mpz5
  ...up. It was interesting to see how a program built on matrices could run a script that didn't seem related to matrices at all at first glance.
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• SymPy/Initialization and Documentation
  Remember that when Python runs a script, it "remembers" everything that it has done in the on occasion to make sure your script or notebook is actually doing everything it needs to work.
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• User:Syd con
  ...isplay was constantly changing without changing any of the commands in the script. It was also one of my favorites because this was the first time that I sa
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• MATLAB:Ordinary Differential Equations/Templates
  ...y Differential Equations|ordinary differential equations]]. Note that the script takes advantage of ...atives can be calculated in their own file and then referenced in the main script:
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• Talk:ECE 382/Spring 2010
  % [Function or Script Name] % [Original Function or Script Name]
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• User:Si13
  ...I'm interested in brain imaging and would like to learn how write a simple script to present and manipulate image in 3D space.
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• User:Gdc9
  My favorite Matlab demo script is Conway's Game of Life. I find it interesting seeing thousands of iterat
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• User:Ap335
  My favorite demonstration was the logo script in the graphics section. The reason I like it is that it shows that you can
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• User:Mlm72
  ...store data and create graphics as intricate at the 3D image created by the script in the topography demonstration. It illustrated MATLAB's usefulness as a pr
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• User:Jvm8
  ...e matlab demo is the one on the american population. Not only is it a fun script to predict the future of our population based on the past numbers, but it i
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• User:Kgehsmann
  ...400 total lines! Especially considering I struggle to get my 15 lines of script to run properly... Oh, the wonders of Matlab.
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• User:Ib42
  ...xamples" in the MATLAB Help pop-up window. Even though I could not see the script that codes the demonstration I chose it because of its interactiveness and
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• Python:Plotting/Markers
  This is a sandbox with an interactive script (if run on your own computer) to see what different markers will look like == The Script ==
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• User:Kah72
  The demonstration that I found most intriguing was the "Viewing a Penny" script, because even though it may not be the most practical or relevant tutorial
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• User:Cde17
  ...mation I input. It will be helpful for once I understand scripts to make a script that then puts information into a matrix and then graphs said information.
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• Talk:Emacs
  ...hin its on script. How can I copy text from Matlab and paste it onto emacs script? [[User:Sno5|Sno5]] 18:11, 17 September 2011 (EDT)
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• User:Cps22
  ...g technique is used to make the image look like a photograph, and then the script produces a 3-D model.
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• User:Brotato
  ...when I click the button it seems as if rather than running a predetermined script to display motions, it would seem as if it was reacting to a previous conto
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• User:Emmapalmer
  ...n. This demonstration fascinated me because I was amazed that you can turn script of just letters and numbers into something so colorful and something that h
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• User:Dmg35
  ...the demo as well as a video version, which I took advantage of. I read the script version first, which was very well explained, but still had a few lingering
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• MATLAB:Ordinary Differential Equations
  The second file will be a script or function that uses the ==== Execution Script ====
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• User:Kevezich
  ...program like that. I definitely didn't understand most of what was in the script, but I did recognize the basic outline, the "nargin" command, and the "if-t
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• User:Mjr62
  ...LAB demonstrations, my favorite is the "Animating a Surface" demonstration script because I do a lot of visual art and it I think it is cool that using a com
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• User:Brm17
  I particularly enjoyed the script that plots the logo. I didn't think of their logo as a recreatable thing, m
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• User:L.Brucato
  ...emo was amazing because it's fascinating to think that we could be writing script for these kinds of programs or images (especially because we're simply work
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• EGR 224/Active Filter
  == Script from 7.4.2 ==
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• User:Benstan
  ...ds with which I was familiar. Other demonstrations looked amazing, but the script was too advanced for me to quite understand how they were created.
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• User:Dj91
  ...ts of my work. A lot of the script based demos only allowed reading of the script (and running and viewing) which was fun. I enjoy interaction more.
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• User:DukeEgr93/Kidneys
  * Use CropFiles to make a script that will convert to cropped versions
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• User:Atf8
  ...was the Four Linked Tori graphic. I copied and pasted the code into a new script file, saved the file as Demo.m, and ran the program to produce the graphic
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• User:Zavidovych
  ...ely complex concepts are explained there in a laconic manner with a sample script being a perfect example to learn with the help of. And the graphs are so my
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• User:Gying
  My favorite demonstration was the Klein bottle display script. I really enjoyed reading the process of generating the bottle (though I'll
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• User:NoZRag
  ...Scripts demonstration. I like it because it not only shows how to create a script, but also explains loops and conditional statements. Loops and conditional
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• EGR 103/Skills Quiz/F22
  ...arate piece of paper but make it clear which function or which part of the script you are writing; you can use a comment such as # Part (2) to indicate what ...l of the functions; just be sure to put the test code at the bottom of the script and start it with
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• EGR 103/Skills Quiz/F23
  ...arate piece of paper but make it clear which function or which part of the script you are writing; you can use a comment such as # Part (2) to indicate what ...l of the functions; just be sure to put the test code at the bottom of the script and start it with
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• EGR 103/Skills Quiz/S23
  ...arate piece of paper but make it clear which function or which part of the script you are writing; you can use a comment such as # Part (2) to indicate what ...l of the functions; just be sure to put the test code at the bottom of the script and start it with
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• User:Sfj6
  ...eta Earthquake because it introduced the concept of using limits code in a script. I can relate to it because such concepts are used in Multivariable Calculu
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• EGR 103/Skills Quiz/S22
  ...arate piece of paper but make it clear which function or which part of the script you are writing; you can use a comment such as # Part (2) to indicate what ...l of the functions; just be sure to put the test code at the bottom of the script and start it with
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• User:Danielgreen456
  ...as the Game of Life. I liked it because it was interesting to see how the script was written to accomplish a complicated product like the cells that has cel
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• User:DukeEgr93/VCL Test
  * In MATLAB, run the <code>RunTest</code> script * In MATLAB - and be careful here - run the <code>RunTestTH</code> script
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• User:Mtu3
  ...Earth's Topography MATLAB demonstration because it was cool to see how the script used the elevation data of the Earth to create the topographical map of the
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• Python:Ordinary Differential Equations/Templates
  ...for computing values of the first derivatives of all the variables and the script whose job is to solve a system of initial value problems based on [[Python:
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• User:Snv4
  ...ve to say that my favorite demonstration was "Viewing a penny," in which a script displayed several differently styled 3D projections of a penny. I didnt' re
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• User:Agn9
  ...l modeling, and I could analyze this process easily by walking through the script as well as altering the perspective of the image (enlargement, rotation, pa
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• User:Mls115
  ...ways. It also gave a clear explanation of how to create these plots in the script example.
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• User:Jcsambangi
  ...ve to be the Earth's Topography demo under Graphics. When the code for the script came up, I saw that the graphical model was based off of real data from NOA
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• User:Sayantaneedas
  ...to spin it around and look at all parts of the globe. When looking at the script, the commands include some basic ones that we have learned; I was surprised
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• EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar * Note the starter test code that has been provided for you in the script.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2015/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. == 2.5 Creating the Script ==
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• EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2018/Lab 3
  ...nd analyzing data sets in terms of averages and extrema. '''Note:''' every script for this week has been started for you - be sure to look at the files you c You can put the code for both graphs in a single script. The commands for starting and saving figures are in the skeleton already.
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• User:Qx17
  ...g vertices in this demo. We can see from the editor that it is a very long script in which many cases are included. They are also many buttons which will car
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• User:Gme7
  .... I thought that it was extremely interesting to see that you can write a script in Matlab that will give you a topographical representation of the Earth's
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• User:Men14
  The Loma Prieta Earthquake demonstration in Matlab showed how a script could be used to load data from an actual earthquake, define it in matrices
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• EGR 103/Fall 2023/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go == 2.3 Console and Script Overview ==
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• EGR 103/Fall 2015/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• MATLAB talk:Fzero
  * Is there any way to ignore errors and force a script to continue otherwise instead of trying to avoid specific errors from ever
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• EGR 103/Spring 2016/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• MATLAB:Files
  ...have text, you will either need to convert them to an XLS file or write a script that uses textscan to get the information.
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• User:Dar38
  ...nstration was the Earth’s Topography demo. It was very neat to see how the script file took steps to plot the data by dimensions and then see the finished pr
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• EGR 103/Fall 2016/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2017/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• EGR 103/DAQ 2
  === Script to Plot All Three Figures ===
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• User:Lillian.zhu
  My favorite demo was "Viewing a Penny," a script that created several visualizations of the surface of a penny (contour, pse
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• EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar * Note the starter test code that has been provided for you in the script.
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• User:Thomaswang
  ...hours to determine the shortest path for the salesman on paper, the MATLAB script was able to find the most efficient path in under a minute. Furthermore, it
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• User:Msmalling
  ...The shape of the knot is also very interesting, and I believe the example script does an excellent job of using comments to explain what the code is doing a
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• Talk:EGR 224/Spring 2010
  % [Function or Script Name] % [Original Function or Script Name]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• User:AustinL21
  My favorite MATLAB demonstration was the Earth topography script. I was impressed by how MATLAB could load and plot data in such an effectiv
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• EGR 103/DAQ 2 Old
  === Script to Plot All Three Figures ===
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• SymPy/Differential Equations/RC Example
  ...ady state and for the differential model are known, you can write a Python script to solve for everything. ...neous_Equations|simultaneous equations]] will be useful. Given that, your script should import the helper functions from [https://tinyurl.com/mrgdemos/SymPy
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• User:Jsm42
  ...e Gallery subcategory. Aside from being very aesthetically pleasing, this script in MATLAB incorporates numerous functions and codes, many of which I don't
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• EGR 103/Fall 2017/Lab 3
  ...nd analyzing data sets in terms of averages and extrema. '''Note:''' every script for this week has been started for you - be sure to look at the files you c You can put the code for both graphs in a single script. The commands for starting and saving figures are in the skeleton already.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• User:Mjm110
  ...l factor that incited me to really invest in understanding the rest of the script.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with at least the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. You will also want to go ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• User:Shreyasingh
  ...LAB provides an abundance of access for understanding the various types of script. There are several ones, but my favorite is the 3D Plots. I like it because
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• User:Elin6243
  ...el, time constraints, and millions of other variables to consider, but the script could easily adapt to such constraints. I think that once quantum computers
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• User:Cristina
  ...is demonstration because I thought it was really interesting that a MATLAB script could be written so that the resulting program would continuously respond t
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• User:Cat33
  ...that could be done inside another interface, but something where having a script-like control over the computer is useful. It was fun to see how the first r
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• User:Jcv10
  ...th's topography demonstration because it was interesting how from a simple script filled with data a person can go from numbers to a 2D presentation of the w
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• Python:Common Mistakes
  ...f accomplishing this is to append the following code at the bottom of your script, calling any methods you've created, and then clicking <B>Run</B>. ...cript is in the correct lab directory. Occasionally, Spyder will save your script to a different default location (e.g. Desktop). This will be indicated in t
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• Python:Debugging
  ...e '''Debug''' command will skip to the end of any initial comments in your script. Generally you will only use the '''Debug''' command once while debugging - ...The way you can tell is Spyder will open the iostream.py file, an internal script that tells Spyder how to print things
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• BASH Shortcuts
  You can create a script to automate the process of getting the tar file, expanding it, and making a ...need to include the ".tex" at the end of your file name, but you can. The script will automatically take the extension off whatever you gave as an input.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. == 2.5 Creating the Script ==
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• User:Pcm25
  I think the "Earth's Topography" example is the best example script for Matlab. I think the result is very impressive, and beyond what I initia
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• EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar * Note the starter test code that has been provided for you in the script.
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• User:Kseniia
  Other than studying, I love watching movies (and one day I want to write a script for one!), cooking, swimming and travelling!
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2019/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the [[Python:Script]] and [[Python:Plotting]] pages available to you. ...this section, taking notes as you go. Note that the first time you run a script, Spyder will bring up a dialog box about how you would like to run scripts.
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• User:Eunkeekim
  I loved the script explaining how to draw 3-D plots. In class, we only covered up to drawing 2
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• EGR 103/Spring 2019/Lab 5
  ...ttention to the tests it recommends that you run. Put those tests in your script either in a main() function that gets called or in a selective executable b
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• DSPACE/TakeData1
  The code below contains the <code>TakeData1.m</code> script for use with the Instrumentation Basics lab for ME 344. If you need to, yo
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• User:Pkr6
  ...y Differential Equations. This demo goes through the built in commands and script that enable solving of initial value problems and boundary problems for ODE
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• EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 5
  Pre-script: Remember that the autograder generally does not like raw code in scripts; ...ttention to the tests it recommends that you run. Put those tests in your script either in a main() function that gets called or in a selective executable b
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• EGR 103/Fall 2017/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2018/Lab 2
  You will want to have a browser open with the MATLAB:Script and MATLAB:Plotting pages available to you. ...king notes as you go. Make sure you understand why certain lines from the script produce results on the screen and others do not.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2023/Lab 3
  ...r Lab 3. After you get the files from the public archive, note that every script for this week has a starter file. import matplotlib.pyplot # near the top of the script
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• User:Ayobal
  ...e graph that best suits your needs and than copy the code for it into your script.
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• User:Awalker02
  ...hange the resulting matrix. I also enjoy looking at the 3D plotting sample script, yet was slightly confused as to how these actually work. Dr. Simmons had d
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• EGR 103/Spring 2019/Minilab 4
  ...B, the top function in a script can call on other functions defined in the script - for example if there is a file called <code>run_me.m</code> that has:
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018/Minilab 4
  ...B, the top function in a script can call on other functions defined in the script - for example if there is a file called <code>run_me.m</code> that has:
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• EGR 103/Fall 2011
  title block depends on whether the function or script in question will % [Function or Script Name]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2012
  title block depends on whether the function or script in question will % [Function or Script Name]
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019/Minilab 4
  * For each problem, write a new MATLAB script * MATLAB script names MUST:
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• User:DukeJuggler
  ...d like the best path, and it was no where near the shortest. Although the script file for the traveling salesman demo was intimidating, it is also in some w
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• EGR 103/Fall 2012
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Spring 2014
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Spring 2013
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Fall 2013
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• MATLAB
  # Navigate to directory with MATLAB Script # Ensure MATLAB Script has the command 'exit' on its last line
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• MATLAB:Diary
  ...ose results, you can use the <code>echo</code> command. This command in a script of function will tell MATLAB to first "echo" the line of code in the comman
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• EGR 103/Fall 2020
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 5
  * Your script must be called <code>beam_displacement.py</code>
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• MATLAB:Polynomial Interpolation vs. Fit
  == Pre-script ==
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 5
  ...ttention to the tests it recommends that you run. Put those tests in your script either in a main() function that gets called or in a selective executable b
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]], [[Inst ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2021
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Fall 2022
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]], [[Inst ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]]
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• Google Colab
  '''Pre-script:''' The second, more complicated method below generally comes up with much
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• EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• Python:Logical Masks
  ...of the example codes assume you have already run (or have included in your script) At the end of this script, the <code>GPA</code> variable will contain a 4
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• EGR 103/Fall 2017
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2016
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• Python:Flexible Programming
  If you have several files (in similar formats) that you need a script to load, rather than hard-coding each load, you can load the files in a loo ...ode> variable with the relative path to that subfolder from where the main script is running.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2015
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Fall 2016
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Spring 2015
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Fall 2014
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Spring 2017
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Anonymous Function]], [[MATLAB:User-defined Function]], [[MATLA
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• EGR 103/Spring 2018
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[MATLAB]], [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]] ** Lab handout references: [[MATLAB:Script]], [[MATLAB:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[Pandas]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]], [[Inst ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]]
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• EGR 103/Fall 2023
  ** Lab handout references: [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2016/Lab 3
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• Simulink/Tutorials/Signals
  visualize and save data, control models with a script (not completed yet), and print your model. is to write a script that interacts with the model. The advantages of
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 3
  ==== APT Script Structure ==== ...way you should code your tests. You ''could'' just put your tests in your script as follows (though by the end of this section, you will see why you should
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• Python:DAQ 2
  ...eserved or that a task can't start, clear all the variables and re-run the script. Clearing the variables '''should''' clear all reservations to the DAQ car ...the second and later codes, the lines that were added or changed from the script listed immediately above it will be indicated with yellow highlighting.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2019
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 3
  ==== APT Script Structure ==== ...way you should code your tests. You ''could'' just put your tests in your script as follows (though by the end of this section, you will see why you should
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 3
  ==== APT Script Structure ==== ...way you should code your tests. You ''could'' just put your tests in your script as follows (though by the end of this section, you will see why you should
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• EGR 103/Spring 2020
  ** Lab handout references: [[Lab:B209]], [[Python]], [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]], [[EGR 103/Uploading Solutions]] ** Lab handout references: [[Python:Script]], [[Python:Plotting]]
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• SymPy/Differential Equations
  You will likely want your notebook or script to try to use $$\LaTeX$$ to render the results, so add: ...you can get by by adding the following to near the top of your notebook or script:
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• MATLAB:Logical Masks
  In that case, your function file and script file might be: <span name="Script">Script file, RunGravFun.m</span>
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 3
  ==== 3.3 Script Structure ==== ...way you should code your tests. You ''could'' just put your tests in your script as follows (though by the end of this section, you will see why you should
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• User:JohnSyme
  ...s, will make it easier to target specific break points. Also, the grabcode script command will be useful to streamline coding process because then i can simp
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• EGR 103/Fall 2016/Lab 3
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• EGR 103/Spring 2017/Lab 3
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• User:Teddy Ruby
  ...fected each other. It can be difficult to follow code when reading it on a script, but seeing the visual representation of the graph helped explain what each
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lab 5
  ...ttention to the tests it recommends that you run. Put those tests in your script either in a main() function that gets called or in a selective executable b
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• EGR 103/Fall 2015/Lab 3
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• EGR 103/Uploading Solutions
  '''''Pre-script''''': If you are reading this during Lab 1 (1/19/2023), you will get a PDF
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• Python:Ordinary Differential Equations/Examples
  you could use the following script to solve for both The following script, <code>RunJerkDiff.m</code>, calculates the position,
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• EGR 103/Fall 2023/Lab 4
  * [[Python:Script]] * Pre-script: The autograder expects the newline "\n" to be at the end of your string so
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• EGR 103/Spring 2018/Lab 4
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• EGR 103/Fall 19/Skills Quiz
  ...arate piece of paper but make it clear which function or which part of the script you are writing; you can use a comment such as # Part (2) to indicate what
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• User:Zjp3
  ...nterface, such as the one displayed in the demo. In the figure window, the script allowed for variable input (not a ton of input, but some nontheless) so the
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• MATLAB:User-defined Function
  If you run the following script: See SCRIPT for procedures that work globally on the work-
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• MATLAB:Ordinary Differential Equations/Examples
  you could use the following script called <code>RunTwoDiff</code> to solve for both The following script, <code>RunJerkDiff.m</code>, calculates the position,
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• SymPy/Simultaneous Equations
  ...so includes the commands to display different variables if you are using a script. ...p. This will allow you to display symbols in a formatted fashion within a script.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 8
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 8
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• Talk:ECE 280/Spring 2010
  % [Function or Script Name] % [Original Function or Script Name]
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• MATLAB:LaTeX Table Writer
  Sometimes you will need to take data from a MATLAB script or function and present it using a LaTeX table. Rather than hand-code all
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• EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• User:DukeEgr93/Colors
  PRE-SCRIPT: I added --truecolor to the dvipng part and, voila, colors are right!
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• User:DukeEgr93/DSPACE2
  ...run. If that is not the case, <code>dspacerc.m</code> must be run. That script is provided with the dSPACE card and software.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lec 12
  Test the code by calling it from the script: ...ething trippy, copy the following into the console after you have run your script:
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• Python:Turtle
  For EGR 103, any script using turtles will need to import the module, create the screen, and create
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• EGR 103/Concept List/F23
  ...hitting F5 will save the script, change the working directory, and run the script ...; autograders will generally test code by importing the function from your script.
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• Laplace Transform
  ...aplace transform (e.g. $$F(s), G(s), X(s), Y(s)$$) whereas anything with a script capital letter is a unilateral Laplace transform (e.g. $$\mathcal{F}(s), \m
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 6
  # %% main script
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 6
  # %% main script
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• EGR 103/Spring 2019/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar
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• Maple/Differential Equations/RC Example
  script, the following will provide a flexible framework for
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• Maple/Differential Equations/RC Example Old
  script, the following will provide a flexible framework for
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• EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar
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• EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 3
  This lab involves functions and random numbers. Every script has been started, but sometimes only with the boilerplate community standar
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• EGR 103/Fall 2017/Lab 4
  ...nd inputs) and the two lines that calculate x and y, respectively. The '''script''' should to the rest. Putting too much in the function is grounds for los
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• Python:DAQ 2 Virtual
  ...the second and later codes, the lines that were added or changed from the script listed immediately above it will be indicated with yellow highlighting.
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• ECE 110/Equipment/Serial LCD
  ...his gets '''very annoying''' very fast, so be sure to have the BareMinimum script prepared for loading...
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• Maple/Differential Equations/Old
  differential. Add the following to your Maple script:
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• ECE 280/Fall 2023/MAPLE
  ...le not want to type out that entire word, you may want to start your Maple script with some basic definitions of singularity functions. Note the semi-colons
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• EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• ECE 280/Imaging Labs
  ...tion in the command window. You can also follow along by opening the live script and running it (F5). What follows will be some extra information or explan
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• EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 9
  * There are very minor modifications between this and the previous script.
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• UNIX Tutorial
  | .py || Python || Python script | .m || MATLAB || MATLAB script or function
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• MATLAB:Fzero/Examples
  and then, in the command window or in your script, you can write
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• EGR 103 Startup
  * '''Pre-script''' - for some people, after uploading all the files to Overleaf, some (or a
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• Python:Fitting
  ...ommon code has a regular background while code that differs from script to script will be highlighted in yellow.
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• EGR 103/Fall 2014/Reviews
  ##A function can be called in the command window, in a script file, or in a function
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• Pioneer21/Lecture03
  The start of any script we use in this lecture will be:
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• ECE 280/Concept List/F23
  Pre-script: in all of the equations below we are assuming real-valued signals; if the
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• ECE 280/Concept List/S24
  Pre-script: in all of the equations below we are assuming real-valued signals; if the
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• ECE 280/Concept List/F21
  Pre-script: in all of the equations below we are assuming real-valued signals; if the
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• EGR 103/Concept List/S23
  * Python script available in the [
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