Basics of MATLAB and Beyond

str =you’re the one>> str = ’’’you’’re the one’’’str =’you’re the one’Exercise 8 Create a table of integers from 0 to 255 and theirequivalent ascii values. Printing which ascii “character” ringsthe system bell? (Answer on page 187.)26.1 String MatricesTo create a matrix of strings, use the semicolon to separate the lines:>> m = [alph ; char(num+5) ; ’KLMNO’]m =ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOYou cannot create a matrix of strings having different lengths:>> z = [alph ; ’b’]??? All rows in the bracketed expression must have thesame number of columns.(You should use cell arrays—discussed later—if you really want to createa “matrix” like this.) To simulate the effect, though, you can pad withzeros:>> z = [’abcd’ ; ’b ’]z =abcdbThe second line has three blank spaces to the right of the “b”. A convenientway to do this is to use the char function, which does the paddingfor you:>> z = char(’These’,’lines are’,’of varying lengths.’)z =Theselines areof varying lengths.c○ 2000 by CRC Press LLC