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Added callout explaining dlmread for Octave users #267

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Expand Up @@ -296,6 +296,17 @@ MATLAB suggests using `readmatrix`.
If we have a closer look at the documentation,
MATLAB also tells us, which in- and output arguments this function has.

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## GNU Octave

Octave does not provide a function named `readmatrix`, but the equivalent
functionality (in both Octave and MATLAB) can be achieved with `dlmread` for the
files we will work with in this lesson.


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To load the data from our CSV file into MATLAB, type the following
command into the MATLAB command window, and press <kbd>Enter</kbd>:

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