Table consist of strings and numerics

Hello, I saw this response to the above question

>>A = {'a','b'}';

>> B = {1,3}';

>> T = table(A,B);

>> disp(T)

A B

_____ _____

{'a'} {[1]}

{'b'} {[3]}

>> T.A{1}

ans =

'a'

I wanted to use the same approach to create a table like / or any other suitable approach

0 00

1 01

2 11

3 101

4 1001

5 10001

6 100001

where 0 - 6 are the table index in numerics, and 00 to 100001 are some binary code I want to be a string.

Now using your code above if I print T.A{1}

My results come with quotes, ' '

For my application I want for example to output to be a concatenated string say for index 3 (101) and index 1 (01) in that order,

i.e. 10101

for the example above, the code below will output '101''01'

Please help on how I can resolve this.

Answer 1

[Ramnarayan Krishnamurthy]

Once you setup the table, you can use sprintf to create the concatenated string. You would have to decide how will passing the index values.

Here is some example code:

% Setup the values for the table
% Indices
A = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6}';
% Binary values for the second column
B = {"00","01","11","101","1001","10001","100001"}';
% Create the Table
T = table(A,B);
% Print the concatenated string with the respective indices
sprintf('%s"%s',T.B{4},T.B{2})

HTH