generate a range of strings and put it into a cell in matlab

You can use string and num2str functions to create a cell array of strings with a range of numbers and characters.

Here is an example code to generate a range of strings and put it into a cell array:

main.m
start_num = 1;
end_num = 5;
range = start_num:end_num;
str_range = string(num2str(range'));
cell_range = cellstr(str_range);
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The start_num and end_num variables specify the range of numbers to generate.

The range variable holds an array of numbers from start_num to end_num.

The num2str function converts the numbers to strings.

The string function creates an array of strings from the converted numbers.

The cellstr function converts the array of strings to a cell array.

This will create a cell array of strings with the range of numbers from start_num to end_num.

You can access the elements of the cell array using indexing, for example cell_range{1} will give you the first element of the cell array.