create a container in matlab

In MATLAB, containers are objects that can hold and organize multiple MATLAB objects of varying types. One example of a container in MATLAB is the cell array.

To create a cell array, you can use the curly braces notation {} followed by the contents of the cell array enclosed in parentheses ().

Here is an example of creating a cell array in MATLAB:

main.m
% create a cell array containing strings and numbers
myCellArray = {'Hello', 123, 'World', 456};

% display the contents of the cell array
disp(myCellArray);
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This will output:

main.m
Hello   [123]   World   [456]
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In the example above, the cell array myCellArray contains four elements, two strings and two numbers.

You can also use other types of MATLAB containers, such as structures or tables, to organize your data.