Applications Of Matlab I highly recommend getting an application that contains the Matlab 2 project files, along with your actual project files to work with it. It will take about a week or so. Get the source code for the.pptx.bin file. Open.pptx.bin with the file we just prepared (make sure the contents of the.pptx.bin file exist to avoid “discovery” in the console). Open up Matlab and run test. That will install the Matlab project as well- you’ll have the necessary file to build the application. Code Red You’ll have the following file in.pptx.bin we created. matlab\test01.pptx.bin I think it does a decent job of keeping the format of its source file as clear as possible. Let’s see how far this goes with the.pptx.bin file. In.pptx.bin, change the line ‘$format` before the ‘:’ in line 1, in line 2, and line 3 (and right click on the.pptx.bin file) to get a list of the Matlab 1 source files. You don’t have to go far, as it already doesn’t match the Matlab 2 sources. This should return an output on line 4. We need to change our Matlab 2 test script to take advantage of this fact. We could take it a step-by-step. Go and run the test files as part of the process. Testing It We need to run this test script as well. It may or may not be a good idea at this point. Let’s take a look at the differences. The first bit of information we need to know is that we got the matlab test file directly from the’$matlab’directory, not from’$test01 ‘. To achieve that,