Prevent variables from displaying after fprint

[root, funcroot, esterr, numiter] = bisectionMethod(@(x)x^2-9, [0 30], 0.005, 180)
For the given function: @(x)x^2-9

The root is x = 3.000068664550781e+00

The root evaluated at the function function(root) = 4.119920195080340e-04

The estimated error is 3.814609956131986e-03

The number of iterations used is 18


root =

   3.000068664550781


funcroot =

     4.119920195080340e-04


esterr =

   0.003814609956132


numiter =

    18

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How do I prevent the variables from displaying after my fprint statements? I'd like for only my fprint statments to be shown.

[Simon Chan]

If you do not want the output to display for this statement, then terminate it with a semicolon.

[Walter Roberson]

@Simon Chan is correct. In particular change to

[root, funcroot, esterr, numiter] = bisectionMethod(@(x)x^2-9, [0 30], 0.005, 180);

Answer 1

[KSSV]

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