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Re: Writing output to text files
Jim Banaszak wrote:
>
> What is the easiest way to write columns of Mathematica output to a text
> file?
> In other words, if:
>
> f[t_]:=t^2; g[t_]:=t^2
>
> How can I output the columns t, f[t], and g[t] to a tab, space, or comma
> delineated text file?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim Banaszak
>
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My default trick is to make a matrix with the numbers I want, then use
ToString and convert the whole thing to a string and put in the
characters I want with the string manipulation commands built in to
mathematica. When I am happy with the result, I then Write it to a
file.
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