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-| files having the '''.sce''' extension can contain Scilab function and User defined functions.
+| files having the '''.sce''' extension contain Scilab function and User defined functions.
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-|'''Inline Functions''':
+|'''Inline Functions''': Functions are segments of code that have well defined input and output as well as local variables.
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-|Functions are segments of code that have well defined input and output as well as local variables.
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-|A function should call, not just other functions within itself, but also ITSELF.
+|A function should call, not just other functions within itself, but also '''itself'''.
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-|This is "recursive" calling of a function.
+|This is '''recursive''' calling of a function.
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-|Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Scripts and Functions with Scilab.
+|Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''Scripts and Functions''' with Scilab.
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-|Let us start with a brief introduction to the file formats in Scilab.
+|Let us start with a brief introduction to the '''file formats''' in Scilab.
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-|To execute the commands written in such a script file, the exec function can be used, followed by the name of the script file.
+|To execute the commands written in such a script file, the '''exec''' function can be used followed by the name of the script file.
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-|These file generally have the extension .sce or .sci, depending on its content.
+|These files generally have the extension '''.sce''' or '''.sci''', depending on its content.
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-| Files having the .sci extension contains Scilab function and or user defined functions
+| Files having the '''.sci''' extension contain Scilab function and or user defined functions.
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-|Executing these files loads the functions into Scilab environment(but does not execute them), whereas
+|Executing these files loads the functions into Scilab environment (but does not execute them), whereas
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-| Files having the .sce extension can contains Scilab function and User defined functions.
+| files having the '''.sce''' extension can contain Scilab function and User defined functions.
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-|Please remember that the convention of naming the extension as .sce and .sci are not RULES, but a convention followed by the scilab community.
+|Please remember that the convention of naming the extension as .sce and .sci are not RULES but a convention followed by the scilab community.
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-|Let us open Scilab Console window on the computer.
+|Let us open Scilab console window on the computer.
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-|Check on the present working directory by typing the command pwd on the command prompt
+|Check on the present working directory by typing the command '''pwd''' on the command prompt.
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-|Go to the Task bar of scilab console window and click on editor option to Open the scilab editor
+|Go to the Task bar of scilab console window and click on Editor option to open the scilab editor.
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-|Select helloworld.sce file and click on Open
+|Select helloworld.sce file and click on Open.
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-|You may type the commands in the new file and Save this file to the current working directory as helloworld.sce through the File Menu.
+|You may type the commands in the new file and save this file to the current working directory as helloworld.sce through the File menu.
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-|After loading the file on the  console the script produces the output as you see:
+|After loading the file on the  console the script produces the output as you see.
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-|In the editor,go to the File menu , and click Save
+|In the editor, go to the File menu and click on Save.
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-|We can also execute the script directly from the scilab interpreter using the exec command and giving the path to the script file:
+|We can also execute the script directly from the scilab interpreter using the '''exec''' command and giving the path to the script file as:
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-|As exec into brackets into double quotes helloworld.sce that is the file name and press Enter
+| exec into brackets into double quotes helloworld.sce, that is the file name, and press Enter.
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-| The script file produces a similar output with the use of exec function.
+| The script file produces a similar output with the use of '''exec''' function.
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-|Make a mental note of the percent sign and recall the reason of its use.
+|Make a mental note of the percent sign and recall the reason of its use.
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-|Therefore r = 2; theta = 45 and now we will call it x1 comma y1 output parameters is equal to function name polar2rect into bracket  r comma theta and press Enter
+|Therefore r = 2;
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-|Inside a function file, you can check for yourself the effect of putting a semicolon ( ; ) at the end of a statement
+|Inside a function file, you can check for yourself the effect of putting a semicolon ( ; ) at the end of a statement
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-|While doing this please remember that by default all the variables defined in a function are local, the scope of variables used in a particular function ends with the endfunction keyword of the function definition
+|While doing this please remember that by default all the variables defined in a function are local, the scope of these variables used in a particular function ends with the endfunction keyword of the function definition
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-|Here you can see x and y are the output parameters and r and theta are the input parameter to the function polar2red
+|Here you can see x and y are the output parameters and r and theta are the input parameter to the function polar2rect
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-|As exec into brackets into double cotes helloworld.sce that is the file name and press Enter
+|As exec into brackets into double quotes helloworld.sce that is the file name and press Enter
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