why file name is coming on display window after running?

T = 273;
I =(293-T)/T;
while I >= 0.6
    R1 =1/(6.5965*10^(-9)*(T+293)*(T^2+293^2));
    q =(197.4)/(2.3968+((1.0028*R1)/(1.0028+R1)));
    T = T + 0.1;
    disp(R1)
end

THIS IS MY CODE I DONT KNOW WHY I M GETTING THE

>> Untitled5
>> Untitled7
>> Untitled7

IN COMMAND WINDOW PLS HWLP ME OUT

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Those are likely the names of the scripts you are using to run your code. They are the Command History, and will appear if you run one of them and then hit the ‘Up Arrow’ key on your keyboard (or if you have ‘NumLock’ off and hit ‘8’ on your keypad), or run your script by clicking on the green right arrow in the Editor toolbar.

[Guillaume]

And really, it shows that you should give better names to your files.

[Alessia Caterina Ciraolo]

and in terms of results, what that means, please?...I am quite inexpert in MATLAB :/

[Josiah David McClintic]

But what to do when that occurs? I have been running my code from the Editor only to have the name of my file continue to appear in the Command Window.

[Walter Roberson]

The way that the green Run button works is that it sends the name of the file to the command window for execution. The green Run button itself does not directly start execution of the code: instead it pushes a command to the command line that tells the command line to execute the code, since executing code is what the command line is designed for. And the way to run a file in MATLAB is by invoking its file name

There is no way to configure the green Run button to not put the name of the file into the command window (as the command to be executed.)

Answer 2

[Boluwatife Ekundayo]

Adding semicolon at the end of a line of code tells the command line not to display the results. From your code it looks like you want the result of R1 to be displayed, so you could try removing the semicolon after the line of code for R1.

[Walter Roberson]

No, the question was about why the file name is appearing in the command window.

The answer is that the user is using the green Run button, and the way that the Run button works is that it sends the file name to the command line to be executed, so the file name appearing is inherent in using the Run button.