How can I display string vector the same way number vectors are displayed

I have two long vectors:

vector A- int vector with size 1xN

vector B string vector with size of 1xM.

I want to use disp() for displaying both on the command window.

when using disp(A) : since the vector is too long , it automatally show it the folowing way:

 Columns 1 through 9

          19          21         112         113          23          24          25          26          28

  Columns 10 through 18

          31          33         117          35          52          54          58          62          68

  Columns 19 through 27

          69          94          97         100         109       20075       20080       20083       20095

  Columns 28 through 30

       20099       20110       20124

and that is OK, thats what I want beacuse it is convinent.

but when using disp() with vector B I one giant line , like so:

       7 : 0/1, 9 : 0/1, 11 : 0/1, 21 : 1/2, 112 : 0/1, 113 : 0/1, 23 : 3/6, 24 : 6/14, 25 : 3/6, 28 : 2/4, 30 : 1/2, 31 : 2/3, 32 : 1/2, 33 : 1/2, 34 : 2/4, 117 : 2/3, 35 : 3/6, 39 : 0/1, 40 : 0/1, 41 : 0/1, 43 : 0/1, 46 : 0/1, 47 : 0/1, 52 : 0/1, 54 : 0/1, 58 : 0/1, 94 : 1/2, 97 : 1/2, 103 : 0/1, 20070 : 0/1, 20071 : 0/1, 20072 : 0/1, 20073 : 0/1, 20075 : 0/1, 20076 

(each value in the string array contains the pattern: "x : y/z,"

How can I display string vector the same way number vectors are displayed?

[madhan ravi]

so in vector B you want to ignore : 0/1 ?

[nirit]

no.

I want to display all of the data of vector B,

only to show it nicely (aka, lines seperation ) like int/double vector has (example above).

Answer 1

[nirit]

Ok. I manage to solve this just by declaring vector B values as

"x : y/z," instead of 'x : y/z,' like I did before.

[Stephen23]

Learn the difference between character arrays and string arrays:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/characters-and-strings.html