creating table and fill it within a loop in matlab

To create a table and fill it within a loop in MATLAB, you can follow the below steps:

1. First, create a table with the required variables and their data types using the 'table' function.
2. Define the number of rows for the table using a variable 'n', which can be defined as per the requirement.
3. Define a loop to fill the data in the table.
4. Within the loop, use the 'table' function and provide the data to be entered in each row.
5. Store the table in a variable to use it further.

Here is the sample code:

main.m
% Define variables
n = 5; % number of rows

% Create a table with variables and their data types
myTable = table('Size',[n 3],'VariableTypes',{'string','double','double'},'VariableNames',{'Name','Value1','Value2'});

% Loop to fill data in the table
for i = 1:n
    % Generate some example data
    name = sprintf('Name %d', i);
    val1 = rand();
    val2 = rand();
    
    % Fill the data in the table
    myTable(i,:) = table(string(name), val1, val2);
end

% Display the table
disp(myTable);
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In the above code, we have created a table 'myTable' with three variables 'Name', 'Value1', and 'Value2'. We have defined the number of rows as 'n' and used a loop to fill the data in the table. Within the loop, we have generated some example data and used the 'table' function to fill the data in each row. Finally, we have displayed the table using the 'disp' function.