assign multiple properties in matlab

In Matlab, you can assign multiple properties to a variable using the following syntax:


main.m
variableName = struct('property1', value1, 'property2', value2, ...);
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For example:


main.m
person = struct('name', 'John', 'age', 25, 'occupation', 'Engineer');
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In the above example, person variable has three properties: name, age, and occupation, with their corresponding values.

Alternatively, you can also assign multiple properties to a variable using the dot notation, as follows:


main.m
variableName.property1 = value1;
variableName.property2 = value2;
...
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For example:


main.m
person.name = 'John';
person.age = 25;
person.occupation = 'Engineer';
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In both cases, you can access the properties of the variable using either the dot notation or the struct notation:


main.m
person.name    % Returns 'John'
person.age     % Returns 25
person.occupation   % Returns 'Engineer'
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