create a table with 10 columns and 34 rows in matlab

To create a table with 10 columns and 34 rows in MATLAB, you can follow these steps:

1. Initialize an empty table using the table function.
2. Use the addvars function to add data to each column of the table.

Here's an example code snippet that creates a table with 10 columns and 34 rows:

main.m
% Create an empty table
myTable = table;

% Add data to each column
for col = 1:10
    colData = rand(34, 1);  % Generating random data for each column
    myTable = addvars(myTable, colData, 'NewVariableNames', ['Column' num2str(col)]);
end
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In this code, we first create an empty table myTable using the table function. Then, we use a loop to generate random data for each column and add the data to the table using the addvars function with the appropriate column name. The loop runs 10 times to add data to each of the 10 columns.

After running this code, you will have a table named myTable with 10 columns and 34 rows. You can modify the code to add your own data or adjust the number of columns and rows as needed.