Thx for the reply and sorry for being late in replying back, i admit that i'm stupid enough that I actually didn't open up the mycgimagic.m file and have a look to it's content.

Anyway, I am now creating a new algorithm, which is to calculate the square of a number (power of 2) by modeling to the sample m.file given in mycgimagic.m, I somehow stuck halfway and I can't pass back my result entirely, only the header is showing back. here is the coding

function firstdeploy()
input = (getenv('QUERY_STRING'));
printHeader()

    x=str2double(input.size);
    sqre(x);
    printContent()

printFooter()
end

function sqre = sqre(x)
sqre = (x^2);
end

function printHeader()
fprintf(1,'Content-type: text/html\n');
fprintf(1,'\n');
%Print the HTML response page to STDOUT.
fprintf(1,'<HTML>');
fprintf(1,'<HEAD><TITLE>My Squaring</TITLE></HEAD>');
fprintf(1,'<BODY>');
end

function printContent()
fprintf(1,'<P>This is the square of your input:</P>');
fprintf(1, sqre(x));
end

function printFooter()
fprintf(1,'</BODY>');
fprintf(1,'</HTML>\n');
end

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I hope that any guru and masters here can point out my mistakes, I'm still very new to programming, willing to learn more about it. Sorry for any inconvenience caused

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