I'm having a bit of trouble with my fprintf
example :
x = 35
y = column of words
fprintf('%g blah blah blah %s',x,y{:})
fprintf then displays
35 blah blah word1
66 blah blah word2
.
.
.
.
how do i make it so it display
35 blah blah
list of words

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang on 1 Nov 2011
Give a better example please. Your example is not even accurate!
Abra dog
Abra dog on 1 Nov 2011
example
x = 35
y = bunch of words in a column
I want it to display:
35 blah blah blah
column of words
The code i used is
fprintf(%g blah blah %s',x,y{:}
instead of just showing
35 blah blah
column of words
it shows
35 blah blah
1st of the word in y
66 blah blah
2nd word in y
72 blah blah
3rd word in y
and so on
I hope this is a better example.
Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang on 1 Nov 2011
You have more data than the '%g' and '%s' specified so '%g' and '%s' will be used repeatedly. Apparently, '%g' won't be the right format for strings.
fprintf('%g blah blah\n',x);
fprintf('%s\n',y{:});

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 Accepted Answer

Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang on 1 Nov 2011

1 vote

doc fprintf or doc sprintf has plenty of examples.

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Jan
Jan on 1 Nov 2011
You need 2 FPRINTF commands:
fprintf('%g blah blah blah\n', x);
fprintf('%s\n', y{:});

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