Decode these weird characters

2021 4 25
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I have a code that use to work, but it converted into weird characters. Is there anyway I could decode this into understandable characters?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2021-4-25

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Probably not :(
If you zip the file and attach it, I will see if I can figure out what it is currently, but I do not hold out much hope; I think it might just be binary numeric data.
It is not any MATLAB encoding of your text. Your text is gone; you should look to see if you have a .asv (autosave) file, or if you can restore the file from backup.

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Kiara Chambers
Kiara Chambers 2021-4-25
I checked all of folders; I do not have an .asv file :(
I put a zip file, but I doubt anything will come out of it.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2021-4-25
Sorry, I am not able to tell what kind of data ended up getting written into the file.
Your file is gone :(
Kiara Chambers
Kiara Chambers 2021-4-25
It's okay. Thank you for help. I know next time to backup my files :D
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2021-4-25
Perhaps did your original intGrate.m file open a file for writing and used the same name as your m-file and therefore overwrote the intGrate.m file with binary data?
Kiara Chambers
Kiara Chambers 2021-4-25
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I would not know to be honest. All my codes were saved on my usb. They were working fine on Friday, but now they are all binary numeric data.
I deleted them because I did not know any other way to recover them :/
Thank you for asking, I appreciate it.

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