string to array in matlab

To convert a string to an array in Matlab, you can use the strsplit function. This function splits the string into substrings based on a delimiter and returns the substrings as an array.

Here is an example of how to convert a string to an array using strsplit:

main.m
str = 'Hello,World,Matlab';
delimiter = ',';
arr = strsplit(str, delimiter);

disp(arr);
89 chars
6 lines

Output:

main.m
    'Hello'    'World'    'Matlab'
35 chars
2 lines

In the example above, the string 'Hello,World,Matlab' is split into substrings at each comma ,. The strsplit function returns the substrings as an array arr. To output the array, you can use the disp function.

Note that the delimiter can be any character or a sequence of characters present in the string that you want to split.