How to | Suppress the Output of a Computation
Often you need to perform intermediate steps in a calculation but have no need to see the results. By suppressing the output you save memory to store the notebook and may even save formatting time. You will also be able to see the important parts of the notebook more easily.
You can suppress output in Mathematica by placing a semicolon (
) at the end of the line:
For example, consider:
| Out[34]= |  |
Suppress the output:
This creates a small table of values and exports it to a text file. There is no point in seeing the numbers, so the result is suppressed:
| Out[39]= |  |
You can also use 
to condense multiple lines into a single line. The output here is 2 since only the output of the last statement, 
, is displayed:
| Out[27]= |  |
Use 
at the end to stop any output:
Using 
to chain commands extends to any number:
| Out[2]= |  |
