Re: Begginer's question: Saving a function for later use
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- Subject: [mg128044] Re: Begginer's question: Saving a function for later use
- From: Joug Raw <jougraw at gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 02:32:49 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi Pedro, You can save your notebook which contains this function as a .m file then whenever you want call this function, you just type Get["*.m"] or << *.m in your working notebook. Or, you can save it as a notebook and use opennotebook function in your working notebook. Hope this helps. On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 10:05 AM, <pedro.roberto at campus.ul.pt> wrote: > Hello, > I'm just getting started on Mathematica and trying to define a function > for later use. The function is just: > > test[x_]:=x^2 > > While I don't close mathematica, I can use the function on my notebooks > but when I close it, the function disappers, I tried to save a .m file with > it but It didn't work. What do I do? > > Thanks for time, > Pedro > >
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- Begginer's question: Saving a function for later use
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- Begginer's question: Saving a function for later use