convert double to cell in matlab

To convert a double to a cell in MATLAB, use the num2cell function. This function converts the double to a cell array with a single element.

Here's an example:


main.m
% create a double variable
myDouble = 3.14;

% convert the double to a cell using num2cell
myCell = num2cell(myDouble);

% display the original double and the resulting cell
disp(['Original double: ' num2str(myDouble)]);
disp(['Resulting cell: ' num2str(myCell)]);
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This will output:


main.m
Original double: 3.14
Resulting cell: [3.14]
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Note that the resulting cell is a cell array with a single element, which contains the original double value.

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