In order to generate multiple separate random text, you can use the randi
function in MATLAB. The code below generates 10 separate strings of length 10 filled with random alphabetical characters.
main.m232 chars10 lines
The randi([65 90], 1, string_length)
function generates an array of random numbers between 65 and 90 (ASCII values for uppercase alphabetical characters) of length string_length
, which are then converted to a character array using char()
. The disp()
function outputs each random string. You can adjust the string_length
and string_quantity
variables to generate strings of varying lengths and amounts.
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