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file.nb from Mathematica has a strange format on GitHub

Time:05-30

I want to download a file with the extension .nb that was uploaded to a GitHub repository. However, it has a strange format that I can't get round and use it like the original. Here is a sample of what it looks like:


(*** Wolfram Notebook File ***)
(* http://www.wolfram.com/nb *)

(* CreatedBy='Mathematica 7.0' *)

(*CacheID: 234*)
(* Internal cache information:
NotebookFileLineBreakTest
NotebookFileLineBreakTest
NotebookDataPosition[       145,          7]
NotebookDataLength[   1053158,      18799]
NotebookOptionsPosition[   1043705,      18664]
NotebookOutlinePosition[   1044264,      18683]
CellTagsIndexPosition[   1044221,      18680]
WindowFrame->Normal*)

(* Beginning of Notebook Content *)
Notebook[{
Cell[BoxData[
 RowBox[{"(*", 
  RowBox[{"Import", " ", "data", " ", "from", " ", 
   RowBox[{"the", " ", ".", "csv"}]}], "*)"}]], "Input",
 CellChangeTimes->{{3.8325121403603525\`*^9, 3.832512162342577*^9}, 
   3.8338276384526296`*^9},
 FontFamily->"Consolas",
 FontWeight->"Normal",ExpressionUUID->"6e20bfb1-78fc-454a-85f3-fab3e1e1f609"],

Cell[BoxData[
 RowBox[{
  RowBox[{"s", "=", 
   RowBox[{
   "Import", "[", "\"\<C:\\\\Users\\\\User\\\\Desktop\\\\data02.csv\>\"", 
    "]"}]}], ";"}]], "Input",
 CellChangeTimes->{{3.831030550939706*^9, 3.831030563133726*^9}, {
   3.83103080712603*^9, 3.8310308583911963\`*^9}, {3.8310332771328163\`*^9, 
   3.831033277194804*^9}, {3.8310363192249303\`*^9, 3.831036327345213*^9}, {
   3.83330485714029*^9, 3.8333048619195776\`*^9}, 3.833829927653514*^9, {
   3.833833840478625*^9, 3.833833846148329*^9}},
 FontFamily->"Consolas",
 FontWeight->"Bold",ExpressionUUID->"4af89285-72de-4b68-b0f1-ffa673886bec"],

(...) 

I have looked into the link that is present in this sample, but couldn't find anything useful.

What should I do to recover its initial state. In other words, what can be done to reuse the functions and content that it had?

CodePudding user response:

That looks like the normal underlying code of a Mathematica notebook. If you copy the code into a plain text editor and save it with the extension .nb it should open normally in Mathematica.

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