How to Run a Script in Matlab
A script is a series of MATLAB commands stored in a text file called an M-file. The series of commands are executed together as a block by using a single command. Unlike a function, MATLAB scripts do not accept inputs or return outputs, but they may create and alter variables in the workspace. Run a MATLAB script from the MATLAB Command Window, its context menu in the Current Directory window or the MATLAB editor.
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Instructions
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Type the name of the M-file in the Command Window and press Enter. Do not include the extension ".m."
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Right-click the ".m" file containing the script in the Current Directory window and choose "Run." If the Current Directory window isn't visible, press "Ctrl" and "2."
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Click the "Run" button while a script is open in the Editor. Double-click a script in the Current Directory window to open it in the editor. The "Run" button looks like a green triangle on top of a blank page and appears near the middle of the topmost toolbar by default.
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