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First Thing.

The previous line begins with %% followed by some text. When published this will show up as a distinct section with its own label in the html document. Now here is a calculation:

2+2

ans =

     4

The previous line just has %% but no text. It's still critical to have it there because we're beginning a section of text. It will NOT have a label though. You can't just go from Matlab code straight back to %, you need to have %% first. Now here's some other stuff:

syms x;
ezplot('x^2')

A New Section Label

Back to text with another %% but now a section label again because it's %% plus the label.

Notice that we can have % by itself which just begins a new paragraph within the text section.

Here are some italics and here is some boldface. Here is some fixed-width font which looks like code.

Here's another calculation:

solve('2*x+3')

 
ans =
 
-3/2
 

Now back to text. We can do some numbering but before the numbering we must have a line with %% or just a simple %.

A simple % line ends the counting. Here is another calcuation:

diff('sin(x^2)')

 
ans =
 
2*x*cos(x^2)
 

Now if we go back to text and try more numbers they restart at

The thing is that the # symbol will do numbering but only if they're in the same text section.

Finally here are some bullets, again preceeded by %:

Done!

Published with MATLAB® 7.9