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Save interpolated function

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script)
How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script)
How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?

Possible Duplicate:
Save interpolated function

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script) How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?

Possible Duplicate:
Save interpolated function

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script)
How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script) How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?

Possible Duplicate:
Save interpolated function

In MATLAB, I can save and recall my own function using an M-File(function or script) How can I do something similar in Mathematica?

I already searched and know how to define functions and modules like the following:

f[x_]:=Sin[x]+Cos[x] g[x_]:=Module[{a}, a*f[x]] 

When I restart Mathematica, however, my own function is deleted.

Of course, I can save my notebook(.nb) file, but it is just saving my script, not saving my definition of the function.

How can I deal with this problem?