MATLAB How to Suppress Output in MATLAB Using eval()?

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To suppress output in MATLAB while assigning variables in a loop, use a semicolon at the end of the assignment statement. The provided code snippet creates 12 magic squares without displaying them by appending a semicolon after the eval function. This ensures that MATLAB performs the assignments silently, allowing for variable creation without cluttering the command window with output. The discussion references a previous thread for additional context on the topic.
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I get this example from >>help eval
and add a semicolon.for n = 1:12
eval(['M' num2str(n) ' = magic(n)']);
end

The above commands display all 12 magic square. How do I suppress the output? I only want MATLAB to assign the variables not display them.
 
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