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Notepad++ Installation Guide

The document provides steps to install Notepad++ editor and create a script file (.m file) in Notepad++. It involves downloading and installing Notepad++, opening a template file from the Matlab folder in Notepad++, saving it with a new name in the same folder, making changes to the file and running it in Octave.

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Notepad++ Installation Guide

The document provides steps to install Notepad++ editor and create a script file (.m file) in Notepad++. It involves downloading and installing Notepad++, opening a template file from the Matlab folder in Notepad++, saving it with a new name in the same folder, making changes to the file and running it in Octave.

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INSTALLING NOTEPAD++ (EDITOR)

Step 1:- Go to the following website: - [Link]

Step 2:- Click on ‘Notepad++ Installer’.

Step 3:- A ‘account user control’ window opens. Click ‘yes’.

Step 4:- Click ‘Ok’.


Step 5:- Click ‘Next’.

Step 6:- Click ‘I Agree’.


Step 7:-Click ‘Next’.

Step 8:- Click ‘Next’.


Step 9: - Click ‘Install’.

Step 10:- Click ‘Finish’.


CEATING A SCRIPT FILE (.m file)
Step 1: Open Notepad++.

Step 2: Click File -> Open -> Go to the Matlab folder -> en1811 -> functemplate.m (or srctemplate.m)

Step3: Go to File -> Save As.


Step 4: Rename the file, say for example – ‘Part A’. Save it inside the en1811 folder.

Step 5:- Now, you can make the required changes in the ‘PartA’ file.

Step 6:- Save the file again.

Step 7: To run the script file in Octave, write the name of the script file in the Octave Command window.

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