append value to cell in matlab

To append a value to a cell in MATLAB, you would need to access that cell and use the curly brace `{} notation to append the value. Here's an example:

main.m
myCell = {'apples', 'oranges', 'pears'}; % a cell array with three elements
myCell{end+1} = 'grapes'; % Append 'grapes' to the end of myCell
disp(myCell)
154 chars
4 lines

Output:

main.m
>> myCell = 

  1×4 cell array

    'apples'    'oranges'    'pears'    'grapes'
81 chars
6 lines

In the example above, myCell{end+1} refers to the last element of myCell, and end+1 lets MATLAB know that we want to append a new value to the end of the cell. We can then assign the value we want to append ('grapes') to this new element in the cell. The disp function is then used to display the updated myCell cell array.

Therefore, we can append a value to a cell in Matlab by following this approach.