add entry to table in matlab

To add an entry to a table in Matlab, you can use the syntax:

main.m
table_name{row_number, 'column_name'} = value;
47 chars
2 lines

where table_name is the name of your table, row_number is the index of the row where you want to add the entry, column_name is the name of the column where you want to add the entry, and value is the value that you want to add.

Here's an example:

main.m
% Create a sample table
T = table({'M';'F';'F';'M'},[38;43;38;40],[71;68;67;73],'VariableNames',{'Gender','Age','Height'})

% Add an entry to the table
T{5, 'Gender'} = 'F';
174 chars
6 lines

In this example, we create a table T with 3 columns (Gender, Age, and Height) and 4 rows. Then, we add a new entry to the Gender column in the 5th row with the value 'F'.

Note that if the row or column doesn't exist, Matlab will automatically add it for you.