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MATLAB Scripts Tutorial: Create, Save & Run .m Files
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Learn how to create, save and run a MATLAB script file in the Editor. This beginner tutorial explains what a script is, how it differs from entering commands one by one, how scripts use the base workspace and how to organise readable .m files.
You’ll learn how to: • Create a new MATLAB script • Save a plain-code .m file • Run a script from the Editor or Command Window • Understand current-folder and path basics • See how script variables appear in the workspace • Add comments and organise related commands • Fix common file-name and location problems
Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 What is a MATLAB script? 0:50 Create and save a .m file 1:05 Run the script 1:20 Workspace and variable scope
Official MathWorks guide: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/create-scripts.html
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