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Syntax
str=num2str(A) str=num2str(A,precision)str = num2str(A,format)
Description
The num2str function
converts numbers to their string representations.
This function is useful for labeling and titling plots with numeric values.
str = num2str(a) converts
array A into a string representation str with roughly
four digits of precision and an exponent if required.
str = num2str(a,converts the array precision)
A into a string
representation str with maximum precision specified by
precision. Argument precision
specifies the number of digits the output string is to contain. The default is
four.
str = num2str(A,converts array format)
A using the supplied
format. By default, this is '%11.4g', which
signifies four significant digits in exponential or fixed-point notation,
whichever is shorter. (See fprintf for format string details).
Examples
num2str(magic(2)) produces the string
matrix
1 3 4 2
See Also
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num2cell | numel | ![]() |