Matlab strings function
[DOC File]MATLAB
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One can also concatenate strings directly. For instance, >> u=’My name is ’; >> v=’Mr. MATLAB’; >> w=[u v] w = My name is Mr. MATLAB. The function disp allows you to display a string without printing its variable name. For example: >> disp(w) My name is Mr. MATLAB. In many situations, it is desirable to embed a numerical result within a ...
[DOC File]The MATLAB Notebook v1.5.2
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The matlab function ' char ' replaces its argument by the string that represents it, thereby making it available to functions such as ' inline ' that demand strings as input. However, when ' char ' is applied to a symbolic expression, the result is still symbolic and can be symbolically differentiated.
[DOC File]EE 3010 - Michigan Technological University
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Embedded title and label statements are needed. To make a title that includes the specified frequency and amplitude, we first need to convert these numbers to strings, then concatenate (join) them with other strings to make the title. Numbers are transformed into strings by the num2str() function. In MatLab, Strings are concatenated in this manner:
[DOC File]Matlab Tutorial - University of Calgary in Alberta
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Matlab has many options for displaying data in two and three dimensional graphics. The function that will be used most often is 'plot'. The command 'plot(X,Y)' will plot the elements of Y versus the corresponding element of X. X and Y must be of the same length. 'plot(X)' will plot X versus the element indices. If X is a matrix, each row is ...
[DOC File]Matlab Project - CoAS
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Develop a general purpose Matlab plotter, that would plot functions specified by strings or coded in .m files. This is basically an exercise in dealing with different sets of arguments. Call this function “plotter”. The following ways of calling the function should all work. To plot sin(x) from 0 to 1:
[DOC File]Matlab Quick Command Reference Sheet: Page 1
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exist(‘t’) Checks if string t is either a variable, function, or file. Brings back. 0 if it does not exist, 1 if a variable, 2 if an m-file, 3 if a mex-file, 4 if Simulink, or 5 if a built-in Matlab function. finite(A) Returns matrix of size A with 1s for finite values, 0s for Inf or NaN
[DOC File]Four-Bar Mechanism Simulation
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LinkLength is a cell array of four strings, each string is a valid MATLAB expression for the lengths of links 1 to 4. These expressions can simply be strings representing a constant, say, '2.3', or they can be expressions defined in terms of a time variable, t, (say '3*t').
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