function that adds element tocell in matlab

You can use the curly braces {} to access and modify the contents of a cell array. Here is an example function that adds an element to a cell array:

main.m
function arr = add_to_cell(arr, element)
% ADD_TO_CELL Adds an element to the end of a cell array
%   arr = ADD_TO_CELL(arr, element) returns a new cell array with the
%   specified element appended to the end of the original array.

    % Check if input is a cell array
    if ~iscell(arr)
        error('Input must be a cell array');
    end

    % Add element to cell array
    arr{end+1} = element;

end
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You can call this function with a cell array and an element that you want to add to the end of the array. For example:

main.m
>> my_cell = {'apple', 'banana', 'cherry'};
>> my_cell = add_to_cell(my_cell, 'date');
>> disp(my_cell)
    'apple'    'banana'    'cherry'    'date'
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This will output a cell array my_cell with the new element 'date' added to the end of the original array.

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