How can I index a 3D array like A(n,m,:) and get the result as a 1D array?

Hi

Assume we have a 3D array like this (image from the manual):

In python/numpy I can something similar to

B = A(2,3,:)

which gets me B as a 1D array with: B = [A(2,3,1), A(2,3,2) , A(2,3,3)]

Can I do something similar (as simple) in matlab without going to e.g. linear indexing?

[VBBV]

B= reshape(A,1,3);

[Walter Roberson]

Close, Vasishta:

B = reshape(A(2,3,:), 1, 3);

[Brian]

Thank you for the solution :-)

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

B = reshape(A(2,3,:),1,[])

[Brian]

Thank you for the solution :-)