How to store double value in a matrix

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Mausmi Verma
Mausmi Verma on 9 Feb 2022
Answered: Walter Roberson on 9 Feb 2022
I have a variable as
A <1x3 double> = 1 9 3
I want to store it in a predefined matrix B and want answer to look like
B=4 [193] 6
Dimension of B is 1x3
i am trying but getting error as "Subscripted assignment dimension mismatch."
please help

Answers (1)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 9 Feb 2022
temp = sum(A.*(10.^(length(A)-1:-1:0)))
B(2) = temp;
This is under the assumption that you want to take the digits of the individual array elements and use them to create a single decimal number to be stored.
If instead you want the second element of B to become the vector of values so that when you index B(2) you get back the vector as distinct elements, then that cannot be done with a numeric array, and you would have to use a cell array instead.

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