EDU>>

hi im unsure as to how to actually ask this, but in the command windows with matlab it usually starts with >> now it starts with

EDU>>

since this has happened all calculation performed in a M-file do not overwrite the workspace data, not even with the use of

clc
clear all
close all

thanks kyle (i may take a while to reply to answer on some occasions sorry)

Answer 1

[Andreas Goser]

The EDU prompt means, that you have a Student Version installed. The behaviour of a MATLAB file should however not be impacted.

The "M file" can be a function or a script. Does it start with "function"? Then indeed there will be nothing written into the bas workspace.

[kyle lyth]

ahh thank you for this, i do however feel slightly embarrassed now and am not sure why i haven't noticed this before :) thank you for your time

[Larry Park]

Thanks for asking about the EDU prompt, Kyle; I'm here because I wondered the same thing the first time I sat down to use MATLAB (today). Andreas, I thank you very much for your answer!