i try to print from (row, column) but I'm keep getting (row,row) for some reason.

clf
numberofPlayers=input('Please enter the number of players: ')
guess=0;
count=0;
for i=1:numberofPlayers
    name=input('Please enter you name: ','s')
    number=randi([1,15])
    while guess~=number
        guess=input('Please guess a number from 1 to 15: ')
        if abs(guess-number)==0
            disp('You won!')
            count=count+1;
        elseif abs(guess-number)==1
            disp('You are very close')
            count=count+1;
        elseif abs(guess-number)==2 || abs(guess-number)==3
            disp('You are getting close')
            count=count+1;
        else 
            disp('You are not close')
            count=count+1;
        end
    end
   str{i}=name;
   Guesses(i)= count;
   count=0;
end
Names=transpose(string(str));
Attempts=transpose(Guesses);
row=find(Attempts==min(Attempts))
table=[Names,Attempts];
fprintf('Names\t Attempts')
disp(table)
x=numel(row)
fprintf('The winner is %2s with %1s attempts \n',table(row,1),table(row,2))

% Results:
% numberofPlayers = 3
% name = 'Mitch'
% number = 10
% guess = 10
% You won!
% name = 'Pol'
% number = 6
% guess = 6
% You won!
% name = 'Matt'
% number = 8
% guess = 8
% You won!
% row = 3×1    
%      1
%      2
%      3
% 
% Names	 Attempts
%     "Mitch"    "1"
%     "Pol"      "1"
%     "Matt"     "1"
% x = 3
% The winner is Mitch with Pol attempts 
% The winner is Matt with 1 attempts 
% The winner is  1 with 1 attempts 
% I'm trying to make it say The winner is Mitch with 1 attempts. The winner is Pol with 1 attempts. The winner is Matt with 1 attempts rather than the above.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

fprintf('The winner is %2s with %1s attempts \n',table(row,1),table(row,2))

You are using string variables, so this kind of task becomes easier if you switch to compose()

disp(compose("The winner is %2s with %1s attempts \n", table(row,1),table(row,2)))

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

table is a built-in function name. Do not use it as the name of one of your variables. Call it something else, like myMatrix or whatever.

Answer 3

[Dyuman Joshi]

You are getting this result because you have defined tables using horinzontal concatenation.

table = [Names,Attempts]; 

Change it to this and then run your code

table = [Names;Attempts];

[Abusayem Mahfuj]

doing so, changes my table however. I do need the numbers on the right side horizontally.

[Dyuman Joshi]

So you need, [Name1 Attempts1 Name2 Attempts ....] like this? Try

table = reshape([Names;Attempts],1,[])

But if you do this, you will have to adjust your fprintf statement accordingly